There is no evidence U.S. President Donald Trump called Elon Musk mediocre and suggested he “go back to Africa” on his Truth Social platform, contrary to an apparent screenshot shared by others online.

Elon Musk’s mea culpa early Wednesday gave markets something to cheer about. His simple 15-word apology, in which he admitted that some of his posts last week about U.S. Preside

Elon Musk went into damage-control mode early Wednesday as he tried to mend fences with President Donald Trump after their spectacular falling-out last week. And his critics are mocking his public show of fealty on his own platform.

No evidence has emerged publicly to support the idea that Russia possesses compromising material on Trump, and Trump has explicitly denied ever having worked for Russia. But Trump’s long history of praising Putin, avoiding direct criticism of the authoritarian leader and downplaying election interference, has fueled questions for years.

The Federal Trade Commission is demanding documents from some of the world’s largest ad agencies, after Elon Musk claimed companies engaged in an illegal conspiracy when they chose not to purchase ads on X.

Last week, a social media post from Elon Musk caused many people to stop what they were doing and look down at their phones. Even for the Tesla (TSLA) CEO, known for his controversial and bold opinions,

Musk's reaction surprised market participants, especially considering he had reportedly invested nearly $300 million