The American people deserve to know whether Mr. Musk was under the influence while he gleefully took a ‘chainsaw’ to our federal government,” Rep. Stephen Lynch said in a letter to Trump.

The House-passed megabill represents the president's chief — and potentially only — major legislative priority this Congress. But Musk's opposition suggests that the coalition

Elon Musk's tenure as a White House employee is over. His time in the political spotlight is probably not. That's not just because he says he'll continue to be in Washington frequently, or because Republicans will continue to call on him for advice.