Musk’s SpaceX to help India launch heavyweight satellite on Tuesday

Musk & Ramaswamy’s New Job Requirement: Pay to Apply for Their ‘Department of Government Efficiency’

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy have officially kicked off the hiring process for their controversial new initiative, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). In a move that’s causing waves across social media, they’ve made it clear that applicants must pay for a premium X subscription to even submit their resumes. But that’s just the beginning. Musk and Ramaswamy have described the roles as part of the "Manhattan Project of our time," aiming to dismantle the bloated $6.5 trillion U.S. federal government. With promises of long hours, high-intensity work, and no financial compensation, this new venture is already shaking up political and business circles. But is this truly the future of government reform, or just a gimmick for Silicon Valley elites? Watch to find out more about this groundbreaking initiative. #ElonMusk #VivekRamaswamy #DOGE #GovernmentEfficiency #PoliticalReform #XPlatform #HiringRevolution #GovernmentDismantling #TechInPolitics #FutureOfGovernment #MuskRamaswamy ~HT.318~PR.274~ED.346~GR.125~

Donald Trump's Victory Speech On Elon Musk, Says 'A Star is Born', Trump Supporters on Fire

In his victory speech following a stunning win in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Donald Trump took a moment to give a special shoutout to tech billionaire and SpaceX founder, Elon Musk. The two have become increasingly linked throughout the election cycle, with Musk making a significant impact on Trump's campaign. Not only did Musk endorse Trump in July, but he has also reportedly donated a whopping $118 million to Trump's political action committee (PAC). In this moment of celebration, Trump highlighted Musk's critical support and influence in the 2024 election. #KamalaHarris #DonaldTrump #USElectionResults #CampaignStunt #FakeCall #USElections2024 #Election2024 #PoliticalTheater #VoterFraud #CampaignDrama #ViralVideo

SpaceX rescue mission to bring stranded astronauts back to Earth docks at ISS

NASA decided using the Boeing Starliner capsule to bring Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams back to Earth was too risky following a string of technical glitches on their outwards journey.