He’s 7-foot-1, owns more than 40 custom cars, and treats them like girlfriends, but even Shaquille O’Neal has limits when it comes to electric vehicles.

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Photo: Getty Images Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D) issued a scathing response to President Donald Trump calling her a “low ...

In an interview with CNBC, Senator Ted Cruz advocated for using tariffs as a negotiating tool rather than permanent policy, ...

Seventeen states, including Maryland, are suing over the withholding of billions in funding for the buildout of electric ...

Shaq was once a huge supporter of the Tesla Cybertruck—even owning three of them. Back in August, instead of shipping his Cybertruck from Las Vegas to Atlanta, Shaq just bought a second one. As he put ...

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