W isconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel previously claimed it would be illegal for him to communicate or coordinate with Elon Musk, who has been financially backing effort

Elon Musk isn’t leaving politics anytime soon, if his X posts are to be believed. The tech mogul and fascism enthusiast posted “Fake news” Wednesday afternoon in response to a Politico article saying that Musk is on the outs with the Trump administration following his disastrous intervention in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court election,

President Donald Trump told reporters Monday that DOGE chief Elon Musk has done an "amazing" job but noted that the Tesla CEO has "got a big company to run."

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel openly endorsed Elon Musk’s work within the federal government’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in a newly surfaced video. Schimel's remarks were made on Wednesday and posted on Facebook Live by the UWSP College Republicans and described as a “Brad Schimel rally.

The outcome of the Wisconsin Supreme Court race is a setback for President Trump and his billionaire adviser, Elon Musk. Trump endorsed Brad Schimel in the final stretch of the race, while Musk injected himself into the center of it,

Liberal judge Susan Crawford directly called out top Donald Trump ally Elon Musk during her victory speech Tuesday night after winning a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Last night saw the people of Wisconsin show up to vote for who would be replacing retiring Supreme Court Justice, Ann Walsh Bradley. Despite a relentless effort on Elon Musk’s part to try and sway the former blue wall state,

Charlie Sykes laid out the stakes in Tuesday's election for an open seat on Wisconsin's Supreme Court, which he said has become a referendum on Donald Trump's presidency and Elon Musk's influence. The president has been campaigning for conservative candidate Brad Schimel in the nominally nonpartisan race against liberal candidate Susan Crawford,