Elon Musk is not the president, but it does appear that he—a foreign-born, unelected billionaire who was not confirmed by ...

On Feb. 2, private actors employed by Elon Musk took over U.S. Treasury computer systems that control payments for government ...

Elon Musk is rapidly and illegally consolidating personal control over large swaths of the federal government with President ...

Trump has been more than happy to provide cover for Musk by throwing CNN producers and New York Times editors slabs of juicy ...

BC professor Heather Cox Richardson warns of a constitutional crisis, calling Elon Musk’s alleged federal data breach a "coup ...

The unelected billionaire has captured vast portions of the federal government, warns strategist Waleed Shahid.

Tech billionaire has upended the federal bureaucracy in the two weeks since US President Donald Trump took office.

Why Democrats and the media are struggling to capture the insanity—and danger—of the new Trump administration.

What do we call it when the president is too lazy to gut the government himself, and gives away his power to a zealous and ...

A coup attempt, incited by a defeated president. That’s a plot line for a Tom Clancy novel, not something that would happen ...

The world’s richest man now has the power to override congressional spending decisions and access to private information ...

• Actively oppose the ridiculous notion that all federal payments can be stopped; having very serious consequences for health ...