Elon Musk's influence at the White House appeared to wane amid complaints from cabinet members about his approach. He also faced pressure from shareholders worried that his political role was becoming a liability for his companies.

WASHINGTON — Billionaire Elon Musk said Friday he will continue to advise President Donald Trump despite stepping away from his official role as a special government employee.

Trump publicly supported Elon Musk after a report about the billionaire adviser's alleged drug use, saying he'd survived 'outrageous abuse.'

An Elon Musk interview on CBS got off to a rocky start Sunday when David Pogue asked the Tesla boss about various policies of President Donald Trump's. The post Elon Musk CBS Interview Gets Awkward as He Refuses Questions On Trump Policies first appeared on Mediaite.

Elon Musk seemed to turn on Donald Trump with a scathing comment against the president's "big, beautiful bill," which was passed by the House on Thursday

Donald Trump and Elon Musk have a "complicated" relationship characterized by at least one recent instance of lack of communication, according to a new report. The conservative Wall Street Journal late Friday evening published a report entitled "Inside Trump and Musk’s Complicated Relationship" in which the outlet describes how "the president and

Tesla CEO Elon Musk appeared with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office for an event marking the DOGE founder's departure from Washington.

The president and his aides have sometimes expressed frustration with Elon Musk, but his advisers say the two remain close.

In an Oval Office send-off capping off his role with the Trump administration, Elon Musk did not respond when asked about a New York Times report alleging he's a near-daily user of ketamine.

"It is very hard to separate Elon Musk's brand from the brand of Tesla, and SpaceX," a Harvard Business fellow told Newsweek.