From a failed assassination attempt to a bitter public breakup, the billionaire bromance delivered a huge election win — followed by a political trainwreck

Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy raised nearly $10 million since entering the race roughly four months ago, according to his campaign.  Ramaswamy, who ran in the 2024

Trump's Department of Government Efficiency led by Elon Musk faced resistance while attempting to reduce federal workforce and address the $37 trillion national debt.

Elon Musk, Trump’s former ally and DOGE co-leader, is feuding with the president over a spending bill, with DOGE potentially undermining his influence. Musk’s businesses, like Tesla and SpaceX, rely on federal subsidies, which Trump threatens to cut, escalating the conflict.

Fishback said he never applied to work at DOGE. Fishback advised Vivek Ramaswamy on DOGE while Ramaswamy was still involved, and conceived of the “DOGE dividend check” plan, which President Donald Trump and Musk both embraced.

Trump-backed former presidential candidate and multi-millionaire Vivek Ramaswamy pledged to spend at least $30 million of his own money in his Republican campaign for Ohio governor.

President Donald Trump or vice president JD Vance did not officially comment on Elon Musk launching his new party the 'America Party'. But the administration's first reaction is here as treasury secretary Scott Bessent commented on Musk's new political ambition.

Musk shared a post reading, “If the entire government is protecting pedophiles, it has officially become the government against the people. I hope you all understand that.”