Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin thinks Musk’s America Party might have the money, and momentum, to matter.

Cathie Wood is still all-in on Elon Musk, even as Tesla stock continues to tank and his political ambitions get louder.

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By James Oliphant and Bo Erickson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Building a new U.S. political party from scratch is a daunting task, even for the world's richest man. But that is what Elon Musk, the ...

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In this week’s episode of Elon, Inc., we discuss the challenges standing between Elon Musk and his ambition to launch a third ...

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Reuters correspondent Bo Erickson explains why Elon Musk's idea of building a new U.S. political party from scratch is a ...

President Trump said Elon Musk's new third party is "good for me" but maybe not for other Republicans during a press ...