Last Vegas police say the soldier who exploded a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump hotel in Las Vegas used generative AI including ChatGPT to help plan the attack.

You might want law enforcement to have the data to crack down on criminals, but can anyone have access to it?” said Jodi Daniels, CEO of privacy consulting firm Red Clover Advisors. “Where is the

Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill thanked Musk Wednesday for providing the authorities with information to aid the investigation.

Now, one Cybertruck owner is sharing his story of being banned from using an EV home charger by his HOA. Having access to an EV home charger makes driving the Tesla pickup easier The Tesla Cybertruck is perhaps the most controversial pickup in recent memory.

The person inside the Tesla Cybertruck that burst into flames outside Donald Trump’s Las Vegas hotel suffered a gunshot to the head before the explosion, officials said Thursday. Tesla ...

A Cybertruck owner shares his frustration after a neighbor reported him for charging his truck in a common area. His HOA says the truck is a fire risk. And he also starts a debate on whether it’s fair to use a shared outlet to charge an EV every night.

There’s a good chance your car knows all about you. Where you’ve been. How fast you drive. If you could’ve been a little easier on the brakes. Even what you look like, thanks to cameras pointed right at your face.

A former girlfriend of Matthew Livelsberger, the man authorities have blamed for a Tesla Cybertruck explosion at the Trump International on New Year’s Day, said his 2019 deployment to Afghanistan “absolutely broke him.

When a Tesla cybertruck exploded in front of a Trump hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day, authorities were quickly able to obtain information from that vehicle that was crucial to their investigation.

Matthew Livelsberger, a seasoned veteran of the U.S. Army’s elite Green Berets, took his life on New Year’s Day in front of the

I need to cleanse my mind of the brothers I’ve lost,” Master Sgt. Matthew Alan Livelsberger (US Army) allegedly wrote in an explanatory note on his phone before shooting himself

A University of Pittsburgh professor called war zone service "really hard on families" and something that "creates the potential for disillusionment and a desire to act out."