Elon Musk has claimed the Department of Government Efficiency is “the most transparent organization in government ever.” But Merici Vinton, a federal worker who recently left her job at the government information technology office weeks after it was taken over by DOGE,

House Democrats Monday launched an investigation into potential conflicts of interest between NASA and Elon Musk, who has inserted himself into the federal government under President Trump. Why it matters: The billionaire's SpaceX is one of the agency's largest private sector contractors,

DOGE leader Elon Musk could leave the department he heads soon. Here's what we know about how the move might impact the proposed $5,000 DOGE checks.

Sen. Mark Kelly, actor Jason Bateman, and singer Sheryl Crow are among those who've sold their Teslas over CEO Elon Musk.

On Air Force One on Thursday, President Trump said Elon Musk can stay "as long as he'd like," but he added there will be a point when "Elon's gotta have to leave."

Over the weekend, as Elon Musk launched into a barrage of social media posts criticizing one of the lead White House advisers for President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff plan, Musk was going over that same official’s head — and making personal appeals to Trump.

On Sunday, Musk also poked fun at Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s defense of the tariffs on the penguin-inhabited Heard and McDonald Islands. Lutnick explained the duties were necessary to prevent countries from exploiting shipping loopholes. “This is funny,” Musk remarked.

Fox News Digital asked Americans how they feel about the efforts of the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and if they're encouraged by Elon Musk's efforts.

Elon Musk acquired Twitter in 2022 with a mission, he claimed, to restore “free speech” to the platform. But less than three years later, X is beginning to look a lot more like an unofficial arm of the US government.

Musk lashed out at the architect of Trump's catastrophic tariff policy, which has ravaged international markets.

A divided federal appeals court set aside a court order that had blocked the government downsizing team created by U.S. President Donald Trump and led by Elon Musk from seizing sensitive data from the Treasury Department,