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The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments in CREW’s lawsuit seeking public records about the Department of Government Efficiency, intervening in the case for a second time. The Trump administration argues DOGE is exempt from FOIA, while CREW says it is subject to the law.
Number of times the Supreme Court has intervened in CREW’s DOGE records case
France’s foreign minister, Jean-Noël Barrot, accused Elon Musk of using X to launch online harassment campaigns against European leaders. He also warned of foreign efforts to influence France ahead of its 2027 presidential election.
Ukraine says Starshield access remains blocked and restrictions on satellite connectivity have hindered military operations. Zelenskyy said U.S. intelligence sharing resumed after a three-day pause, while Washington says Ukraine’s request for deep-strike access remains under discussion.
AllegedSpeed above which Starlink terminals reportedly had their service limited
Elon Musk has reportedly spent $366 million since last year to support Republicans in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, including more than $276 million since July. His spending includes major contributions to Senate and other Republican political groups.
Elon Musk donated more than USD 276000000 to political groups since July.
Three entities were at broadly the same regulatory stage, according to India’s Ministry of Communications.
Pete Hegseth announced Project Meridian, a 120-day Defense Department effort on future warfare, involving Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich. The Guardian reports that Pentagon official Emil Michael will lead it and that it is planned to produce an unclassified public report.
Project Meridian's planned duration is 120 days.
The US Department of Justice has applied to support Elon Musk and X’s challenge against a €120m European Commission fine. The Commission says it is ready to defend the penalty in the EU’s General Court over alleged Digital Services Act breaches.
The European Commission fined X €120m.
Republican divisions and concerns about data centers and economic issues are giving Democrat James Talarico hope against Republican Ken Paxton. Musk gave $158 million to a GOP Senate fund and $10 million to a Paxton-supporting PAC, while Talarico raised $64 million.