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Donald Trump and Elon Musk shook hands during a news conference in the Oval Office on Friday, May 30.
Kate Aronoff
It Would Be So Funny If Trump Nationalized ​Elon Musk’s Companies
The president has​ a powerful wild card for sticking it to Musk​. Wouldn’t it be great if he used it?
Elon Musk shrugs while standing next to Donald Trump, who sits at his desk in the Oval Office
Greg Sargent
The Real Reason for the Trump-Musk Feud is Uglier Than You Think
Strip away the ego contest, and what you really see here is a competition about how to screw over poor and working people more effectively.
Michael Tomasky
There’s Only One Question Here: Can Musk Bring Trump Down if He Wants?
Elon Musk speaks alongside Donald Trump to reporters in the Oval Office of the White House.
Michael Tomasky
There’s Only One Question Here: Can Musk Bring Trump Down if He Wants?
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Nick Passano, left, a Millennial cryptocurrency investor, pumps his fist in the air during a political rally where Donald Trump spoke during a campaign stop in Johnstown, Pennsylvania on August 30, 2024,
Grace Segers
The Quest to Bring Young Men Back to the Democrats
Progressives are wringing their hands over the shift that took these voters to the right. But some worry about focusing more on the symptom than the cause.
Elon Musk shakes Donald Trump's hand
Alex Shephard
Democrats, Let Trump and Elon Fight
Don’t be tempted to step in. Definitely don’t try to back Elon. Just sit back and watch.
Donald Trump points a finger
Trump’s Vision of Government: Members Only
Ross Rosenfeld
Donald Trump points a finger
Ross Rosenfeld
Trump’s Vision of Government: Members Only
Trump’s Pardon Power Isn’t as Absolute as He Thinks
Grant Tudor, Kim Wehle
Grant Tudor, Kim Wehle
Trump’s Pardon Power Isn’t as Absolute as He Thinks
Donald Trump takes a question from a reporter during a news conference in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.
Trump’s Pardon Power Isn’t as Absolute as He Thinks
Grant Tudor, Kim Wehle
Donald Trump takes a question from a reporter during a news conference in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.
Grant Tudor, Kim Wehle
Trump’s Pardon Power Isn’t as Absolute as He Thinks
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