Time and again, rockets from SpaceX, the Elon Musk-led company based in South Texas, have exploded. Now, the debris from the latest explosion is creating political fallout across the border in Mexico.

As President Donald Trump threatens to cancel SpaceX's government contracts amid a feud with Elon Musk, experts told Newsweek that the move could leave the U.S. reliant on Russia for space ...

President Donald Trump threatened to cut government contracts with Elon Musk amid feud, while the SpaceX CEO suggested decommissioning a spacecraft. ... Pennsylvania, U.S., March 22, 2025.

The White House tells the BBC the president does not intend to speak to Musk today following their fiery exchanges on ...

The world’s most powerful man and its wealthiest began attacking each other in a spectacle that left Washington breathless.

Lawmakers in Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada have recently approved changes aimed at helping their states dip into the lucrative ...

Political contributions, government contracts and staff with divided loyalties mean the fallout may have only just begun.

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Though the tech billionaire quickly rose to the (self-titled) position of ‘first buddy,’ it ended in a flash, writes Mike ...

A SpaceX Starship exploded on a test stand late Wednesday night, June 18, as the spacecraft was preparing for its 10th flight test, according to the company.The blast happened at approximately 11 p.m.