Elon Musk doesn’t share the spotlight with many people. Donald Trump is one. Antonio Gracias is another. Gracias, whom you probably haven’t heard of, was center stage in Wisconsin with the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive this past week—a really bad stretch that involved a stunning series of blows for Musk in his business and political lives.

Several local lawmakers, including Sen. Ed Markey, are set to speak at the Boston protest and the Dropkick Murphys are slated to perform.

One expert, who compared some of the effects of DOGE's cuts to "a broke Humpty Dumpty," has weighed in on the billionaire's recent remarks.

Mr. Musk’s involvement in right-wing politics contributed to a 13% drop in deliveries in the first quarter, including steep declines in E.V.-friendly places like Norway.

Tesla Inc.’s sales started slowing even before Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk really threw his weight around in US politics. Since he’s taken a starring role in the Trump administration and become a cheerleader for Europe’s far right,

Elon Musk isn’t leaving politics anytime soon, if his X posts are to be believed. Democrats, meanwhile, rallied behind the news, with DNC chair Ken Martin saying “We should put Elon Musk into every state” and Wisconsin Democratic Party chief Ben Wikler urging Musk to stay in the Trump administration and keep talking.