Elon Musk on Tesla Attacks: They Want To Kill Me Because I'm Stopping Their Fraud, "Bad People Will Do Bad Things"
Tesla CEO Elon Musk reacted to attacks on Tesla cars and dealerships in an interview with FOX News host Sean Hannity. Musk ...
Trump Really Likes It When Things Go Wrong
Bret: If President Trump were, well, someone else entirely, he’d be the one buying Jeff a drink for keeping the nation’s ...
A weekend ritual for Trump's Florida die-hards to get a brief glimpse of their political hero
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The sun was shining outside President Donald Trump's West Palm Beach golf course on Saturday morning ...
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Musk Lies About DOGE Damage: 'I've Never Done Anything Harmful'
Fox News’ Sean Hannity allowed Trump henchman Elon Musk to pretend that the scorn and hatred he and his businesses have been dealing with since he decided to help Trump take a wrecking ball to the ...
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RFK Jr. Suggests Letting Bird Flu Spread Unabated
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently offered an idea on how to end the bird flu epidemic that is decimating poultry flocks here in ...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says beef tallow is healthier than seed oils. Is he right?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., US Health and Human Services Secretary, says beef tallow is healthier than seed oils. Experts weigh in ...
Elon Musk Targets Social Security and Benefits for Cuts, Claiming Widespread Fraud
Musk, the tech billionaire advising Trump, suggested that $500 billion to $700 billion in waste needed to be cut.
RFK Jr.'s Steak 'n Shake praise and March Madness teams to watch: Morning Rundown
Plus, Trump says negotiators in Washington and Moscow have begun discussing the division of assets between Russia and Ukraine ...
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Musk eyes Social Security and benefit programs for cuts while claiming widespread fraud
He previously did a joint interview with the president and Sean Hannity of Fox News ... They’re sick of waste, fraud and ...
After CDC pick is abruptly yanked, worry over U.S. measles messaging remains
Medical experts and politicians question who will be chosen as the CDC’s next leader amid a surge in measles cases and concerns over vaccine-preventable diseases.