Elon Musk stands victorious in his ambitious Starship plans now that SpaceX caught the Super Heavy booster with giant chopsticks as it fell to Earth.

I got goosebumps as I watched the SpaceX Starship booster slide into place, caught by the robotic arms of the launch tower. It was the first time SpaceX had attempted to land its Starship booster like this—an engineering feat initially suggested by Elon Musk that we only just learned was truly possible on Sunday.

SpaceX’s fifth Starship flight test concluded with mechanical arms snatching the descending rocket booster out of the air

Musk is preparing to give a series of talks in Pennsylvania to help elect Donald Trump. Meanwhile, he's still running Tesla and SpaceX.

The EU is essentially debating whether Musk himself — instead of X — should face penalties for violating the EU’s Digital Services Act.

Key Takeaways The European Union has reportedly warned X that it may impose fines on the social platform that take into account revenue from Elon Musk’s other businesses if it fines the company. The European Commission,