Elon Musk says the surge in Tesla vandalism stems from Democratic opposition to his role at DOGE and their "propaganda" against him and President Donald Trump.

They're firebombing Tesla dealerships. They're shooting guns into stores. They're threatening people. They're, you know, they're issuing death threats against me and other Tesla personnel. What are they doing this for?

Billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk has drawn the ire of Democrats due to his role in the Trump administration‘s efforts to cut waste in the federal government, with some New York lawmakers targeting his company with a new piece of legislation.

A groundswell of Tesla protests has erupted across the globe, many launched by groups that have emerged in recent months.

Hundreds of protests against Elon Musk and his role in President Donald Trump’s administration were expected to take place Friday and Saturday in the Bay Area and across the globe. Organizers who are part of a campaign called the “ Tesla Takedown ” said they are hoping to spur people into non-violent action against Musk to voice their discontent with In his role,

Musk and several DOGE top aides sat down with Fox News host Bret Baier on Thursday, pitching to America their supposed earnest efforts to cut costs and reduce government waste. The conversation eventually led to Musk addressing the recent vandalization of Tesla property across the country,

On the afternoon of March 17th Elon Musk’s “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE) came to visit. The incursion was just one of dozens of raids conducted by DOGE on various parts of government. The tension it sparked,

Elon Musk’s demand for federal workers to submit five bullet points detailing their week’s work has hit a new snag: the inbox is full.

The all-stock deal values xAI at $80 billion and X at $33 billion, according to Musk’s post. The billionaire has increasingly linked the two companies, wielding user data from X to train its AI models.