USA TODAY readers have spoken – and they want a third party in US politics. But is Elon Musk the one to lead it?

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TTP identified 130 Yemen-based X accounts that were advertising a range of weapons, including high-powered rifles, grenade launchers, and other military-grade arms.

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The state initiatives have a markedly different character than Trump's slash-and-burn approach, symbolized by Musk's chainsaw-brandishing appearance at a Conservative Political Action Committee ...

Mark Cuban said that Elon Musk's new political party is smart to focus on a few congressional races. Cuban doesn't trust Musk is forming it because he's a "good guy," but said it could still be ...

Politics The Problem With Elon Musk’s Third-Party Push If the Tesla tycoon has any interesting ideas, he has yet to reveal them.

Musk has several companies that serve his ambitions in a vast array of sectors. We might have believed some of his claims if it were not for the disastrous effect of Musk’s venture into the American ...