Elon Musk: This is More Powerful than Nukes
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Trump Urges Tesla to Build in the U.S.
At a recent press conference, former President Donald Trump made a pointed statement encouraging Tesla and other automakers to commit to building cars and parts entirely within the United States. His remarks coincided with Elon Musk’s final official day at the White House as a senior adviser, signaling the close of a unique alliance between the tech visionary and the former administration. Musk’s transition away from direct political engagement may shift the dynamics of U.S. auto policy, particularly around tariffs and foreign parts sourcing. Analysts expect these statements to be the precursor to more localized supply chain mandates. Read More >>
Inside these walls, Elon Musk is working on what has been called “the most powerful weapon man has ever created.” It’s not a missile—it’s something far more disruptive. Click here to learn more.
U.S. Clears Michigan Nuclear Plant Restart
In a historic regulatory move, the U.S. government approved an environmental review for the potential restart of the Palisades nuclear power plant in Michigan. Holtec’s ambitious bid would mark the first time a permanently shut-down reactor is brought back online. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s favorable decision follows an extensive assessment of regional safety, emissions, and infrastructure requirements. If successful, this could set a precedent for reactivating decommissioned nuclear facilities nationwide—a potential game-changer in America’s clean energy transition. Read More >>
What if all the energy you need could fit inside a soda can? A disruptive trio of companies is set to lead the next energy breakthrough. See why this could spark a trillion-dollar transformation.
Elon Musk Reveals Black Eye Was a Family Incident
Appearing at the White House with a visible bruise, Elon Musk lightheartedly explained that his 5-year-old son was to blame. The incident reportedly occurred during playful roughhousing at home. While minor, the injury fueled a flurry of speculation online before Musk clarified the situation in an Oval Office appearance with Donald Trump. The episode added a personal, humanizing moment to an otherwise policy-focused event. Read More >>
New tariffs are shaking up the markets. Our latest report reveals five stocks that could thrive under the new policies. Read before midnight to stay ahead.
Jamie Dimon Supports Carried Interest Tax
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon added his voice to growing demands for closing the carried interest tax loophole, a provision long criticized for benefiting private equity firms. Speaking on Friday, Dimon emphasized tax equity and hinted at broader reforms in financial regulation. He also issued a stark warning about the bond market, suggesting that investor demand may not keep pace with future government borrowing needs. Read More >>
Tech legend Jeff Brown says Musk’s best innovation may be tucked away in South Memphis—bigger than Tesla or SpaceX. Find out before June 1st.
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