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On this episode of Elon, Inc., we explore the merger of X and xAI and what the election results in Wisconsin mean for his political sway.

Chicago's junk-rated public school district and its teachers union have agreed to a tentative contract that includes a 4% pay increase in the first year, ending months of negotiations.

Federal jurors convicted a New Jersey man on fraud and money laundering charges after his previous 24-year prison sentence over a Ponzi scheme was commuted by President Donald Trump in his first term.

The US National Weather Service has allowed a contract with a foreign-language translation service to expire, creating a potential gap in local-language forecasting just as spring brings a higher risk of severe storms and tornadoes in the central and ...

Izzy Englander's Millennium Management and Ken Griffin's Citadel lost money last quarter amid President Donald Trump's trade wars, even as other hedge funds gained.

Connecticut residents commuting to New York City are getting faster train service after the Metro-North Railroad modernized signal systems, helping to cut travel times by 10 minutes on some trains.

The UK produced a record amount of solar power Tuesday afternoon as the country's growing fleet of panels absorbed the sunny spring weather.

It's official: Nassef Sawiris, Egypt's richest person, has quit Britain.

The US government says China became the dominant force in shipbuilding by unfair means and wants American shipyards to start catching up. What's the plan, and can it work?

Princeton University said US government agencies have frozen several dozen research grants as President Donald Trump escalates his fight with elite American colleges.