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Momentum is building among some Republicans and SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk to withdraw the U.S. from NATO amid stalled negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. While President Donald Trump reportedly privately floated pulling the U.

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) revealed this week that he is considering selling his Tesla car after the company's CEO, Elon Musk, called him a "traitor" for visiting troops in Ukraine.While speaking to reporters at the Capitol on Tuesday,

A man burned three Tesla chargers in a South Carolina parking lot and also apparently inadvertently set his clothes on fire, police said. The man spray-painted “long live the Ukraine” and a crude refe

Real America’s Voice Chief White House Correspondent Brian Glenn says President Donald Trump randomly announced Ukraine’s willingness to agree to a 30-day ceasefire with Russia during a Tesla showcase outside the White House on Tuesday.

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) fired back at Elon Musk on Monday after the Tesla billionaire called him a “traitor’ for visiting Ukraine.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO insists he will not cut Ukraine’s access to internet service despite his disagreements with Kyiv.

Experts have cast doubt on Elon Musk's claim that a large-scale outage which hit X was caused by hackers in Ukraine.

"We’re not sure exactly what happened. But there was a massive cyberattack to try to bring down the X system, with IP addresses originating in the Ukraine area," said the platform owner and advisor to the U.

Experts have cast doubt on Elon Musk's claim that a large-scale outage which hit X was caused by hackers in Ukraine.

On Monday, users of X reported widespread outages. The same day, Tesla’s stock fell more than 15 percent amid concerns that include declining electric vehicle sales and politically driven protests against the manufacturer. And last week, a SpaceX rocket exploded in Florida during launch, showering some places with debris.

A man in South Carolina spray-painted a Tesla charging station on Friday with a message critical of President Donald Trump and in support of Ukraine. North Charleston Police responded after an arson was reported on Tanger Outlet Boulevard.