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Universities see the nation’s status as a research leader at stake, while supporters of the cuts say untraceable indirect research costs can be a gravy train.

According to a new survey, cuts to federal research funding have led many researchers to explore opportunities abroad.

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The firm will provide pro bono legal services in support of veterans and other public servants.

‘My companies are suffering because I’m in the government,’ the Tesla CEO says.

Wisconsin’s top law enforcement official has sued Elon Musk over alleged voter bribery tied to million-dollar giveaways ahead of a key state Supreme Court race.

The president says many countries are interested in making deals in response to his reciprocal tariff proposal.

Journalist Claire Shipman is taking her place.

The Elon Musk-owned social media platform X has been bought by xAI, Musk’s artificial intelligence company.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk says that Moscow would seek to balance its relationship between Washington and Beijing.

The new ruling suspended a Maryland federal judge’s order to block the Trump administration’s efforts to pare down USAID operations.

Counterintelligence spy chief James Angleton’s testimony to the Church Committee was uncovered by The Epoch Times hours after declassification.

Trump’s senior adviser Elon Musk, who is from South Africa, posted on X last week that the song has been ‘actively promoting white genocide.’

Kentucky’s liberty-minded, MIT-educated congressman has some local foes—but supporters, and even some protégés, are easier to find on the ground.

Judge Amy Berman Jackson said that court intervention was ‘extraordinary’ but necessary and that the administration disregarded Congress’s intent.

Kyiv won’t treat U.S. aid as debt and is still assessing Washington’s latest minerals agreement proposal, the Ukrainian president says.