Elon Musk has confirmed he wants to put the U.S. Treasury on a blockchain, the technology that underpins bitcoin and other

X will take one step closer to becoming an "everything app," but despite ample speculation, there's no sign of Dogecoin in the plans yet.

Elon Musk “will be looking at education pretty quickly and he will be looking at military too," Trump said at a news conference Friday.

Elon Musk’s incursion into the federal government is unprecedented. It’s also pretty good news for his companies.

X Money, the payment service by the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, will debut later this year in partnership with Visa. The service will offer instant funding, peer-to-peer payments via debit cards, and the ability to transfer funds to a bank account.

Angry and confused constituents have flooded the phone lines at the US Capitol this week, many of them asking questions about billionaire Elon Musk’s plans.

DOGE staffer Gavin Kliger is a Berkeley-educated computer scientist who has boosted white supremacists and misogynists online.