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Over the past several days, Elon Musk remains squarely in the center of high-stakes business drama, sharp political controversies, and the public’s unending fascination with his next move. The biggest headline is Musk’s direct ultimatum to Tesla: he is threatening to step down as CEO unless shareholders approve a massive new compensation package—one so large that even underperforming scenarios could see him collecting tens of billions of dollars. According to Electrek, Musk’s message is clear: play by his rules, or he’s gone, forcing shareholders into a dilemma where rejecting his demands risks a stock crash while accepting them means rewarding leadership that some analysts say hasn’t delivered above-average returns. Tesla’s upcoming shareholder vote on November 6 now looms as a defining moment for the company’s future. Electrek reports that Musk is already campaigning hard for approval, leveraging his unique hold over Tesla’s valuation, which is still buoyed by ambitious promises around self-driving tech and robotics, even as core business questions persist.

The climate around Musk isn’t all boardroom intrigue: protests under the banner #TeslaTakedown have erupted nationwide, with coordinated demonstrations outside Tesla stores and showrooms from Seattle to Los Angeles to Boston. The movement, organized via Action Network, targets Musk’s wealth and political influence, accusing him of oligarchic control. While these protests are a grassroots phenomenon, they reflect growing public pushback against Musk’s polarizing persona and business practices.

On the government and policy front, Musk’s name resurfaced in national conversations thanks to former Vice President Kamala Harris, who told the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit that it was a “big mistake” for the Biden administration to snub Musk from a major 2021 White House EV event, a slight Musk never forgot. Harris, now out of office, underscored that Musk’s innovations deserved recognition regardless of politics, though the snub was widely seen as a nod to labor unions, with whom Tesla has a fraught relationship. Fortune notes that Musk’s subsequent support for Donald Trump in the 2024 election cycle—and his $300 million in GOP donations—cemented his shift from tech visionary to partisan power player.

Speaking of the political arena, Musk is embroiled in a very public spat with Sean Duffy, the acting NASA administrator and Trump’s Transportation Secretary. After Duffy suggested NASA would open its moon-lander contract to competitors beyond SpaceX—and criticized SpaceX for delays—Musk lashed out on X, calling Duffy “Sean Dummy” and questioning his intelligence. Sky News and Business Insider detail how Musk mocked Duffy’s background as a champion lumberjack, while defending SpaceX’s progress as “lightning” compared to the rest of the industry. Musk is also backing his ally, Jared Isaacman, for the permanent NASA administrator role, though Isaacman

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A fresh storm swirls around Elon Musk this week as a $1 trillion Tesla pay package faces strong headwinds from proxy advisor ISS. The proposal, designed to keep Musk at Tesla’s helm for another decade with performance-based tranches, has ISS warning shareholders about its “astronomical” size, arguing it gives Musk extraordinary power and could dilute existing investors. Tesla meanwhile is pushing hard, running Paramount+ ads to woo voters, while Elon, never one to shy from provocation, took aim at ISS itself on X. In the same breath, he’s publicly demanded even more ownership of Tesla to fend off what he calls “activist shareholders,” a clear bid for firmer long-term control according to Teslarati.

In Las Vegas, Musk announced a major milestone for The Boring Company: Teslas ferrying tourists in the Vegas Loop are set to go fully driverless in just a month or two, retiring safety drivers entirely—a potential preview of his vision for Tesla’s robotaxi service in Austin. On social media, he declared that all Boring Co. tunnel rides will operate without human monitors by year-end.

SpaceX notched a historic 500th Falcon rocket landing. Musk hyped the achievement on X while Starlink’s reach continued to expand. He also pushed into the Cybertruck drama: Electrek reports SpaceX and his AI startup xAI are buying up Tesla’s unsold Cybertrucks as the company grapples with sluggish third-party demand. Some market watchers question whether this internal sales shuffle inflates delivery numbers, though Musk himself hasn’t publicly addressed the critique.

Political intrigue flared as former Vice President Kamala Harris admitted the Biden White House made a mistake not inviting Musk to its landmark EV summit years ago, a slight widely seen as fueling Musk’s eventual financial support for Donald Trump’s campaign and a growing GOP affiliation. Fortune recaps that Musk’s political donations topped nearly $300 million in the 2024 election cycle, underscoring both his outsized influence and his increasingly public stances.

Peter Thiel reemerged, saying he’d warned Musk to ditch Bill Gates’ Giving Pledge over fears Musk’s money would go to “left-wing nonprofits.” Their exchange, reported by Fortune, added extra seasoning to Musk’s ongoing feud with the establishment philanthropy world.

Social media buzz remained constant, ranging from Neuralink speculation to speculation over ongoing layoffs and business crossovers across Musk’s empire which Axios and dot.LA continue to track. The core headlines—Tesla’s record pay package fight, the driverless Vegas Loop revelations, and Cybertruck’s internal shuffle—may prove deeply consequential for Musk’s biographical legacy as he tightens his grip on both technological and political narrative in America.

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Elon Musk continues to dominate headlines as the world’s richest person with Forbes reporting his net worth at $453 billion as of October 14 though he was briefly surpassed by Oracle’s Larry Ellison earlier this month after a dramatic $101 billion spike in Ellison’s fortune. Notably Musk hit a record $500 billion net worth on October 1 with projections fueling the buzz that he could become the first trillionaire by 2033, directly tied to landmark milestones in his $1 trillion Tesla compensation package. Financial movers and shakers are speculating on the unprecedented scale of Musk’s upcoming rewards framed by Tesla’s Special Committee as incentivizing not only market capitalization but long-term shareholder value, product deployment, and his continued leadership especially in Tesla’s AI ambitions.

On the business front, Musk made waves in the Bay Area where after previously vacating San Francisco and relocating his companies to Texas in a very public spat, he’s now returned to lease over 140,000 square feet for Neuralink in South San Francisco. Neuralink, which now claims 12 clinical trial patients and over 10,000 volunteers eager for brain-computer implantation, is ramping up operations alongside xAI, Musk’s artificial intelligence venture reportedly seeking a massive new office footprint in the tech corridor. Musk’s complex entanglement with the former Twitter—now X—headquarters continues, with more office space sublets while he trolls California’s political policies on social channels.

SpaceX under Musk’s leadership had another big week: celebrating the successful 11th test flight of its Starship vehicle. Musk took to X to congratulate his team after the controlled splashdown in the Indian Ocean, marking greater precision and reuse potential—a crucial step toward future missions to the Moon and Mars, some scheduled for as early as 2028 and 2030 with hefty $100 million per metric ton price tags according to the company’s newly updated mission info. Despite this, SpaceX also had to delay a key U.S. military satellite launch by a day due to weather, and recently postponed Amazon’s Kuiper project deployment.

Headline moments include the sensational handoff of NVIDIA’s DGX Spark AI supercomputer, personally delivered to Musk at Starbase, Texas by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. This petaflop powerhouse is engineered to run massive AI models locally and marks Musk’s status at the heart of the next AI revolution. On social media, Musk remains candid and combative, congratulating teams, fueling speculation about his business and political motives, and keeping his vast audience engaged. Persistent controversies surrounding his stance on trans issues and aggressive criticisms of California legislation have kept Musk in the crosshairs of both supporters and detractors.

Amid high-stakes government intrigue, Musk’s security clearance drama continues as ongoing court battles question the level of access granted t

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This week Elon Musk again commanded headlines with a mix of high-stakes business maneuvers, social media stunts, tech revelations, and some good old-fashioned controversy. The buzz really started swirling as Tesla prepped for its upcoming November 6 shareholder meeting, a gathering Fortune calls potentially “monumental.” Investors will vote on what could be the largest CEO pay package ever conceived, a plan that would make Musk the world’s first trillionaire if all goals are met. To gin up enthusiasm, Tesla rolled out a flashy website and got X humming with voting instructions intermixed with quirky videos—think Optimus humanoid robots lounging in a sauna or wrangling bagels while giving a civics lesson. At stake is not just Musk’s compensation, but major questions about Tesla’s future and succession, as the board warns Musk could “pursue other interests” without enough incentives.

But not everyone’s buying the pitch. Reuters and The Economic Times highlight that even if Musk misses major innovation targets or falls short on disruptor dreams like robotaxis and humanoid robots, this package could still net him tens of billions—fueling more protests like the #TeslaTakedown movement. All last weekend, coordinated demonstrations popped up outside Tesla locations from California to Maryland, with activists objecting to what they label corporate overreach and Musk’s political influence.

Meanwhile, Tesla got social media speculators fired up with mysterious teaser videos counting down to an October 7th announcement. Bloomberg and FOX Business report that the internet lit up with conjecture, much of it pointing at a potential new Model Y or a manufacturing breakthrough, especially after Tesla’s third-quarter sales set another record. While the company’s stock popped, the wider industry noted slowing overall EV demand as U.S. tax credits expired.

On the AI front, Musk’s startup xAI was thrust into the rumor mill after Bloomberg revealed it may be plotting a $20 billion “creative” financing deal with Nvidia, involving a special-purpose vehicle to rent chips—Nvidia as both supplier and investor. Musk responded by hyping, not denying, xAI’s ambition publicly: over the weekend he openly promised that xAI’s studio would debut a “great AI-generated game” by the end of next year, stirring excitement and skepticism in equal measure.

On the tech demo side, Musk teased new abilities for Tesla’s Optimus robots, now training in Kung Fu and, perhaps more intriguing, promising they’ll drive non-Tesla cars using Tesla’s own Full Self-Driving data. Over on the business beat, Bay Area outlets like the SF Business Times say Musk’s Neuralink quietly leased 144,000 square feet in South San Francisco, marking a return after his much-publicized move to Texas.

Speculation and controversy continue to be constants—court troubles persist, and Musk’s pronouncements on impending global changes keep YouTube conspiracy channels buzzi

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Elon Musk has dominated tech and business headlines the past few days, delivering everything from tantalizing product teases to red carpet robot drama. The biggest story surrounds Tesla’s official social media teasers for October 7. Industry watchers and Wall Street analysts, according to Fox Business and The Economic Times, expect this event to reveal a more affordable version of Tesla’s best-selling Model Y SUV, potentially reigniting mass-market interest for the brand. Tesla’s X account posted cryptic videos featuring spinning wheels and shadowy car headlights, prompting speculation about a stripped-down Model Y aimed at being 20 percent cheaper to manufacture, with features such as cloth seats, fewer speakers, and no glass roof. The market responded quickly, with Tesla shares jumping over 4 percent ahead of the announcement, and analysts calling this “make-or-break” for the automaker, as sales have flagged in Europe and China.

On the business front, news broke that Tesla’s board proposed a jaw-dropping $1 trillion long-term pay package for Musk, contingent on hitting ambitious delivery and valuation targets, such as making affordable vehicles a huge contributor to Tesla’s operational milestones. The proposal triggered a fiery response from New York State Comptroller DiNapoli, who announced plans to rally shareholders against the pay deal, calling it excessive and a sign of weak board oversight. Critics say Musk’s outsized compensation distracts from broader shareholder interests, with continued governance concerns amplifying the public debate.

Tesla also made noise in AI robotics this week. Optimus, the company’s humanoid robot, was not only shown in a viral demo video practicing martial arts but also took center stage at the star-studded premiere of “Tron: Ares” in Hollywood. Musk celebrated the robot’s red carpet debut alongside Jared Leto on his X account, posting “Optimus at the Tron Premiere!” Disney’s social team reshared the clip, which quickly went viral. During this event, Optimus performed kung fu moves, sparking both excitement and questions about Tesla’s aggressive pivot toward robotics and cross-embodiment AI research. Musk and Tesla’s AI leader Ashok Elluswamy both hinted that the future lies in unifying AI models for autonomous driving and robotics, potentially setting the stage for robots with seamless intelligence across platforms.

On social media, Musk was particularly active on X, engaging with followers on everything from Tesla AI, to politics, to pop culture. He announced publicly that he canceled his Netflix subscription over show creator comments, an act that reportedly sparked a wave of similar cancellations. Musk’s every tweet and repost continues to ripple beyond tech, affecting consumer sentiment and sparking boycotts or rallies depending on the topic. Financial outlets including Fortune and TheStreet suggest Musk’s renewed focus on core business after distancing him

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Hot off perhaps the biggest week of his career Elon Musk is everywhere again and if the headlines are anything to go by he is, for better or worse, making history and controversy all at once. According to the Times of India and Forbes this week Musk became the first person to ever top half a trillion dollars in net worth, crossing $500 billion after a year of surging Tesla stock and persistent hype around his stakes in SpaceX and xAI. This milestone, besides its sheer numerical shock, underscores Musk’s enduring status as the world's richest and arguably most influential tech entrepreneur. Industry analysts and investors say those Tesla gains are thanks in part to him redirecting focus from bombastic politics back to business—a move Wall Street has welcomed as Tesla experiments beyond electric cars into AI, robotics, and even cryptocurrency.

Tesla’s own wild ride hit a new peak, with the company unexpectedly reporting a 7 percent jump in quarterly sales, credit in no small part to Americans scrambling for a $7,500 EV tax credit before it expired—just the kind of Musk-fueled last-minute drama that keeps Tesla in the news. Yet despite this sales spike, not everyone’s convinced it means a true comeback, as Rivian and other rivals outpaced Tesla’s growth and the stock price actually ended a record day with a 4.5 percent drop. According to Fortune, even prominent Tesla fans like Dan Ives urged caution, citing ongoing demand issues and brand backlash linked to Musk’s own social media antics. To that end, X—the artist formerly known as Twitter—remains a source of friction and spectacle. Musk just announced he cancelled his Netflix subscription after a spat over negative comments about him, and the ripple was felt in a trending cancellation wave, as reported by multiple accounts on X itself.

Meanwhile Tesla’s board is courting controversy with a proposed trillion-dollar pay package for Musk, drawing condemnation from figures like New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, who this week urged investors to reject what he called excessive and distracting compensation. The Board Chair herself said in a Bloomberg interview she’s unsure if Musk’s polarizing politics are helping or hurting Tesla’s bottom line—hardly a vote of confidence as the company faces European protests, a lingering sales plunge overseas after Musk praised far-right politicians, and Musk himself trended for incendiary remarks about U.K. and German leaders.

On the product front, video streams of the Optimus Gen 3 robot blew up social media as the new Tesla bot threaded needles and danced on cue, fast-forwarding from its infamous stumble across the stage in 2022. Musk continues hyping this play for mass-market robotics, saying it could soon eclipse Tesla’s car revenues entirely. And then there’s Neuralink: Musk announced that eight people now use his brain chip daily and revealed that next year he expects to test a “blind sight” implant lett

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Elon Musk’s last few days have brought a blizzard of headlines, speculation, and drama, both expected and not. On September 28, Musk held a high-profile meeting at Tesla’s Palo Alto headquarters with BRIDGE UAE leadership, including H.E. Abdulla bin Mohammed bin Butti Al Hamed, to discuss the future of media, technology, and artificial intelligence. Musk was formally invited as a star guest to the inaugural BRIDGE Summit, scheduled for Abu Dhabi in December. The event is being billed as the largest debut gathering for media, content, and entertainment, and Musk’s participation is expected to amplify its global profile, reflecting this era’s collision of Tesla’s tech innovations and the media world, as reported by BusinessWire and the UAE National Media Office.

Meanwhile, the usual swirl of viral rumors about a Tesla-branded smartphone erupted again. The so-called Tesla Pi phone, featuring supposed Starlink connectivity and solar charging, has dominated social media searches and YouTube clickbait. However, Musk made it crystal clear through economic outlets that there is absolutely no official Tesla phone in development. He only entertains the possibility if Apple or Google ever block Tesla’s app ecosystem, emphasizing that all such ideas are pure fan speculation.

If tech isn’t stirring the pot, politics certainly is. Musk has reignited controversy by publicly reiterating his support for former President Donald Trump, lambasting Democrats over the latest government shutdown, and sharing a cryptic AI-generated image mocking former FBI Director James Comey. Bored Panda and multiple outlets describe how Musk’s relationship with Trump has been turbulent, but his current vocal support signals a notable shift as the next election cycle heats up.

The personal gossip mill is at full throttle after Musk’s highly scrutinized appearance at right-wing pundit Charlie Kirk’s memorial. Musk’s behavior—neck stretches and a hand on his stomach—was pored over on social media, igniting rumors he may have had his own Neuralink chip implanted. The viral clip, amplified by personalities like Matt Wallace, triggered intense speculation, but nothing has been confirmed. Past announcements about Neuralink do corroborate its brain-computer interface device moving closer to wide clinical use, but Musk himself has not stated he’s become a test subject.

Protest activity against Musk and Tesla ramped up across California, with #TeslaTakedown demonstrations in Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Long Beach, referencing Musk’s political activism, Tesla labor concerns, and crypto ties. On the European front, Caliber.az reports Musk’s surprise remote appearances at far-right rallies are unsettling political observers, adding fuel to debates about his influence beyond technology and social media into geopolitical discourse.

For Tesla owners, Musk recently teased major software improvements dubbed Actually Smart Summon, promising enhance

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Elon Musk has been everywhere this week. On September 27, Teslarati reports that Musk announced new milestones for Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus, revealing that the company is working aggressively to scale up production. Musk doubled down on previous claims, saying Optimus could represent 80 percent of Tesla’s long-term value, a prediction stretching the imagination but perhaps not for a man famous for redrawing technological boundaries. He’s targeting a million units annually by 2030 and insists the robot will soon be nimble enough to “thread a needle.” For Musk, this reinforces a strategic shift—Tesla is no longer just about cars. Analysts have noticed: Deutsche Bank and Wedbush both upped their price targets for Tesla stock. Recent corporate maneuvers, a new $1 trillion CEO pay package, and a clearer focus on robotaxis and Optimus have “removed a large overhang on the stock,” notes Deutsche Bank, making Wall Street bullish again.

But Musk’s headlines aren’t just business. In a highly publicized, perhaps healing, public appearance, he attended the memorial service for the late Charlie Kirk alongside former President Donald Trump, as seen in video coverage from Fox Business and others. This marks a reconciliation of sorts after their very public rift over Trump’s divisive “One Big Beautiful Bill”; Musk criticized the bill sharply on his platform X, calling it a “pork-filled Congressional abomination” with the national debt now at a record 37 trillion dollars. Trump and Musk’s relationship, after playing out in the Oval Office and the headlines, drew renewed scrutiny at the memorial.

Musk continues to court international influence. The UAE’s leading media chief personally visited Tesla HQ to invite Musk to speak at the BRIDGE Summit in Abu Dhabi this December, according to the Times of India. They discussed everything from artificial intelligence to clean energy, foreshadowing a larger global role for Musk as a tech statesman.

Not all Musk news is positive. As first reported by Sky News, newly released Epstein files have named Elon Musk alongside other high-profile figures, though the facts remain sparse and no wrongdoing or direct involvement has been detailed in top-tier reports so far.

On the business front, his social platform X remains a work in progress. Social Media Today reports X’s ad revenue shrank by 2.2 percent in Q2 2025, performing well below Musk’s lofty revenue forecasts and reflecting ongoing struggles to win over advertisers despite a slight rebound after the last U.S. election.

So this week, Musk has once again played all the roles—industrialist, policy influencer, social media mogul, sometimes lightning rod. If the headlines look familiar, it’s because Musk keeps reshaping the future while making you wonder what headline will hit next.

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In the past several days Elon Musk has returned to the forefront of public attention with a series of headline-grabbing appearances eyebrow-raising business moves and renewed controversy over his public persona. The most prominent event saw him face to face with Donald Trump at the memorial service for conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 21 in Glendale Arizona. Coverage from Fox Business details that after what had been a much-discussed fallout between the two they were seen shaking hands and briefly seated together at the stadium ceremony. This reunion was significant given their fraught post-election relationship and recalls Musk’s previous role as the influential head of the Department of Government Efficiency under Trump’s administration a job he left in late May. Their reunion has reignited media speculation about the political futures of both men framed further by Musk’s high-profile critiques of Trump’s legislative efforts particularly the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill which Musk lambasted on X his own social network for its spending excesses.

On the business front Elon Musk has been hard-selling the strategic importance of Tesla’s upcoming November 6 annual shareholder meeting broadcasting on X that the results “could affect the future of the world.” Tesla is touting bold new expansion plans revealed in the Master Plan Part IV that could see the company pivot toward ambitious growth across vehicles energy and AI. Critical for Musk’s personal legacy however is the pair of eye-popping compensation proposals up for a vote one designed to reinstate and expand a stock award invalidated by a Delaware court and the other a fresh 2025 CEO Performance Award with targets so stratospheric that Tesla’s board asserts they could make Musk the world’s first trillionaire. HR Brew and Tesla’s filings confirm this new package could give Musk a 25 percent stake and is linked to ultra-high bar milestones like reaching eight and a half trillion dollars in market capitalization.

Meanwhile Musk shocked markets with a blockbuster personal buy of 2.6 million Tesla shares on September 12 spending $1 billion. Smart Insider called the move “highly publicized” and analysts are parsing it as both a vote of confidence and strategic signaling in advance of contentious contract negotiations. Notably Tesla’s stock and brand have been battered in recent months with FinancialContent reporting the first annual global sales decline in a decade and a nearly forty percent drop from its 2024 high fueled in large part by backlash to Musk’s increased political activism. This turbulence has led some investors and board members to question whether his polarizing public profile is ultimately sustainable for the core business.

Social media and gossip circuits continue to debate every Musk sighting and soundbite. X has become a platform for both Musk’s business evangelism and his ongoing sparring with political figures fu

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Elon Musk has dominated headlines this week following a dramatic and polarizing public appearance in London, which many outlets call his first explicit entry into far-right British politics since leaving the Trump White House. The world watched as Musk, now valued at $463 billion, beamed onto video screens at Tommy Robinson’s "Unite the Kingdom" rally, swelling the largest far-right protest Britain has witnessed in years, as reported by The Independent and WSWS. Wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with "What would George Orwell think," Musk declared Britain at the mercy of "massive uncontrolled migration" and demanded Parliament’s dissolution, arguing only a revolutionary government and new elections could "return Britain to greatness." Critics, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer and mainstream commentators, condemned his direct call to oust the current government and his inflammatory rhetoric, which included openly discussing violence and amplifying anti-Muslim tropes—a move widely described as an unabashed push for a fascist movement.

His speaking engagement with Robinson marked Musk's first major political rally appearance since his fractious exit from the White House, intensifying speculation about his growing alliance with Reform UK and British right-wing populism. The event also reignited Musk’s feud with Nigel Farage, the Reform UK leader, who described their relationship as "not very good" and characterized Musk’s public criticism as self-serving maneuvering. Some analysts suggest Musk’s real aim is the repeal of the UK’s Online Safety Act, a law criticized by free speech advocates and loathed by Musk, who increasingly positions himself as a global anti-censorship crusader.

Meanwhile, Musk’s management style at xAI grabbed headlines after CNN reported he demanded all employees submit one-page summaries of recent accomplishments and future plans within 48 hours, setting a typical high-pressure deadline just as the company buckled from mass layoffs. More than 500 xAI data annotation workers lost their jobs, despite assurances that layoffs had ceased, signaling both volatility and a dramatic pivot toward specialized AI hiring with higher pay and narrowed roles.

On the business front, despite months of political turmoil and mounting consumer boycotts, Tesla’s stock posted a 6.4 percent uptick, hinting at at least short-term investor confidence, as noted by Technology Magazine. Still, a wave of grassroots protests tapping the #TeslaTakedown hashtag swept Tesla showrooms nationwide, echoing calls to “defend democracy” and "fight oligarchy"—with Musk’s name squarely in the crosshairs.

Social media amplified every moment, with Musk’s erratic online commentary, deleted posts about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, and reactive quips about British politics feeding relentless cycles of buzz, criticism, and speculation about his broader political ambitions. While some see a global populist realignment in the ma

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