Walmart’s latest brand and logo update has left some social media users baffled. On Jan. 13, the company announced in a press release on its website that it was launching a “comprehensive ...

A group of demonstrators wearing black clothing, some holding Nazi flags with swastikas, quickly left a Cincinnati-area ...

Rebellion’s WWII Nazi-shooting romp returns with a familiar but entertaining mix of stealth, action, and x-ray vision killcams. Most people would surely agree that what the world needs right now ...

The "Sieg Heil" heard 'round the world has made its way to Germany, where activists are using that infamous image to protest Tesla's Gigafactory.

As of Wednesday, both Musk's biographical Wikipedia page as well as the page on the "Nazi salute" mention the episode. On Tuesday, Musk reposted what appeared to be part of that Wikipedia entry ...

In response to claims that Elon Musk had a made a Nazi salute, social media users flooded X (formerly known as Twitter) with images of various celebrities including Taylor Swift, fictional ...

To many others, mostly among his critics but also including some on the far right, it bore an uncanny resemblance to the straight-armed, palm-down salute of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party.

Elon Musk is alleged to have made the "Nazi salute". Elon Musk's estranged transgender daughter Vivian Jenna Wilson, launched a subtle yet scathing attack on him after the billionaire allegedly ...

When the world’s richest man takes center stage and performs a Nazi salute, that’s when the fascists come crawling out of the woodwork. On Inauguration Day in the United States, tech oligarch ...

Mr Musk has not explicitly denied claims the gesture looked like a Nazi salute, but hit out at his critics, writing on his X social media site that the “‘everyone is Hitler’ attack is sooo ...

The much-discussed gesture made by the X owner, likened to a Nazi salute, was shown in a segment on the news channel Russia 24, but neither Musk's arm nor chest was visible as he performed it.

On CNN, interpretations differed between the cautious on-the-spot reporter and studio anchor Erin Burnett, who saw the gesture as a Nazi salute. Only the New York Times published a detailed ...