The campaign, like the ad refused by the Post, points people to an online petition where they can back the demand Musk be fired and information to contact their members of Congress. "Our elected ...

FIRST ON FOX: Elon Musk's PAC is going live on the national airwaves with a ... our long national nightmare is finally over," ...

A spokesperson for Common Cause, which has been a detractor of Musk, confirmed to USA TODAY that the Post backed out of the ad. The Washington, D.C.-based paper signed a $115,000 agreement with ...

A group backed by Elon Musk is running ads targeting Republican lawmakers in several states over their support of a federal drug pricing program ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The Washington Post scrapped an ad calling for President Donald Trump to "fire Elon Musk" that was set to run in some of its Tuesday print ...

The organization told The Hill on Sunday that it had signed a $115,000 deal with WaPo to run its anti-Musk ad on the front and back pages of its Tuesday paper, along with a full-page ad inside.

Billionaire Elon Musk's political action committee has placed a $1 million ad buy to tout President Trump's first six weeks ...

Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s America PAC launched its first ever television ad on Wednesday following President Trump’s ...

Advocacy group Common Cause wanted the anti-Musk wraparound ad, which would cover the front and back pages, to run this week, but it was scrapped without management providing a reason, according ...

“Who’s running this country: Donald Trump or Elon Musk?,” the ad, which is still available on Common Cause’s website, reads, along with a cut-out of a laughing Musk and the White Hous ...

Advocacy group Common Cause slammed The Washington Post for backing out of running a $115,000 "Fire Elon Musk" ad in Tuesday's paper. The ad, paid for in collaboration with the Southern Poverty ...

The Washington Post scrapped an ad calling for President Donald Trump to "fire Elon Musk" that was set to run in some of its Tuesday print editions, one of the organizations that ordered the ad said.