Donald Trump revealed in a series of Truth Social posts that he never thought the New York Attorney General would file a lawsuit against him.

Zero emissions, they say -- the planet is saved. But like all aircraft, electric planes are still subject to the laws of physics.

Normally, this kind of harsh smackdown would cause CEOs to reconsider what they're doing and change their behavior.

'I found out very soon it was not a joke,' the vehicle's owner said. Fortunately, his ordeal appears to have a happy ending.

Arizona's Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake has a plan for the state, which she has outlined in detail.

Tesla wants to build the first lithium refinery in North America and has asked Texas for tax breaks in order to start the project.

According to a report, an impressive career in the business world came to an end with a deadly jump from a New York skyscraper.

A spokesman said Moderna did not have an estimate for the monetary damages it's seeking, but both firms have made billions from the vaccines.

'I studied Disney’s traditions of customer obsession, of multi-generational franchise-building, and of broadening Hollywood’s best talent.'

Elon Musk has taken one step forward in his effort to learn how many fake accounts Twitter has.

While many expressed excitement about the new menu, others questioned why their particular dietary choices had not been considered.

'We have come so far in our efforts to battle this disease that I am confident I will have a speedy recovery,' Albert Bourla said.

'Why don’t you cut your salary or don’t take one until the company is back where you need it to be?' one LinkedIn user wanted to know.

Electric vehicle makers are struggling amid historic inflation, increased competition and crippling supply-chain bottlenecks.

The e-commerce titan now joins a growing chorus of left-wing tech giants that have reduced their workforces.

Sinema's spokeswoman said she's 'reviewing the bill text and will need to see what comes out of the parliamentarian process.'

'When the authorities decided to start the service, they should have been better prepared' a commuter said, according to Times of India.

'We got a lot of bad calls at the start: People who wanted to burn the place down. It was scary at first,' he said.

This is yet another massive corporation pushing inappropriate material on young children - and many parents have had enough.

The Department of Justice action comes at a time when the poultry industry has been hard hit on a number of fronts.