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The Indian government has reduced the number of officials who can order content to be taken down from the internet, a move that follows a bitter legal battle with Elon Musk's X that centered around a contentious policy.
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A call for Trump to help end shutdown and Musk picks a fight with NASA's chief: Morning Rundown
As the government shutdown crosses the three-week mark, Democrats are increasingly calling on President Donald Trump to get more involved in finding a solution. Even some Republicans acknowledged that Trump has been disengaged and said it wouldn't hurt if he got more involved.
Elon Musk takes another shot at Transport Secretary Sean Duffy over NASA role: ‘He need moar brainz!’ - The tech billionaire has called Duffy ‘dangerously stupid’ and campaigned for SpaceX astronaut J
AI has reached a deal with the U.S. GSA to sell Grok to federal agencies for 42 cents over 18 months, undercutting OpenAI and Anthropic.
The General Services Administration has announced an agreement with Elon Musk's xAI to implement artificial intelligence into the federal workforce and "transform" operations.
A federal judge’s order to release some details of Musk’s security clearances highlights how public disclosures by high-profile individuals can erode Privacy Act protections and raises questions about transparency and accountability in the clearance process.
A new campaign led by public unions wants pension-holders to contact their funds and ask for a 'no' vote on Musk's $1 trillion pay package.
Harris also shared what policy mistakes the Biden administration made that could've made a difference in the 2024 election.
Sean Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation and acting administrator of NASA, appeared on CNBC on Monday to say that SpaceX had fallen behind in its effort to return Americans to the moon with the Artemis program. And SpaceX CEO Elon Musk was not happy about it.
Musk threatens to leave over pay package, Canada joins U.S. in axing EV tax credit and Americans are defaulting on their car loans.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk took aim at NASA's acting administrator Sean Duffy on X, after Duffy announced that NASA will open SpaceX's moon lander contract up to competitors.