Sen. Cory Booker said that he wouldn't accept donations from tech mogul Elon Musk but urged the former Trump advisor to invest against the GOP budget bill.

Quillan Salkilld posted his second win of the year with a decision win over New Jersey native Yanal Ashmouz. When American Khaos Williams battled Sweden’s Andreas Gustafsson, a chant of “U-S-A! U-S-A!” broke out in the sold-out crowd.

Tech mogul Elon Musk’s father lamented his son’s scorched-earth war of words with President Trump as a “mistake” and warned that the US leader would ultimately prevail in

Elon Musk is continuing his attacks on President Donald Trump's signature bill on Wednesday with a barrage of posts on X slamming the megabill, saying in one that no one "should be able to stomach it," while another instructed his more than 200 million followers to call members of Congress to "KILL the BILL."

Musk, who formally left his job working for Trump on May 30, has been publicly lambasting the Republican president's signature legislation that would extend 2017 income tax cuts and implement new tax cuts on tipped wages and overtime that were central promises from his successful 2024 presidential campaign.

Despite efforts by House Speaker Mike Johnson to alleviate Musk’s concerns over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Musk continued a series of X posts warning that the tax legislation would bankrupt the country. “Call your Senator, Call your Congressman, Bankrupting America is NOT ok! KILL the BILL,” Musk wrote.

In a phone interview with NBC News’s Kristen Welker, Mr. Trump said he had no plans to speak with Mr. Musk, calling the tech billionaire “disrespectful” to the office of the president. When asked whether he had any desire to repair his relationship with Mr. Musk, Mr. Trump said, “No.”

Vice President JD Vance rolled his eyes when shown during a podcast taping Elon Musk’s suggestion that President Donald Trump should be impeached and Vance should replace him.