Why Elon Musk picked a Texas court for X-related lawsuits
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has introduced a new policy that mandates all lawsuits against his social media platform X, to be filed in the Northern District of Texas, The Washington Post reports. The move is viewed by experts as "forum shopping," a tactic commonly employed by companies to obtain favorable rulings in courts.
Elon Musk makes endorsement for Senate leadership
Elon Musk’s $119 million bet on Donald Trump paid off and Texas’s newest Republican mega-donor made clear he has no plans to ...
Billionaire Tesla founder Elon Musk 's transgender daughter, Vivian Wilson, has revealed she wants to leave the U.S. and move ...
Elon Musk wants to one day colonize Mars; but in the meantime, he has been focused on populating planet Earth—fathering a ...
Musk's influence in politics, including support for Donald Trump, adds another layer to his strategy. A Trump victory could ...
The tech mogul reportedly wants two of his children’s mothers to live in “adjoining properties” so that their young children can grow up together.
Texas billionaire Elon Musk has bought a $35 million compound in Austin. Sources say he intends to raise his children there ...
When Elon Musk cast his vote for President-elect Donald Trump Tuesday in South Texas' typically blue Cameron County, he was ...
You almost knew as soon as the results of the election came flooding in, the crew over at Saturday Night Live would have ...
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