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Brand new government data released last week covers more than 36,000 programs at about 4,400 colleges.

The helicopter ride cost $108.98 at one point, almost 33% less than the $163.11 charge a rider would have racked up taking an Uber Black.

Musk claims that there are already 146,000 "orders" for Tesla's new Cybertruck. Of course, what Musk meant to say was "pre-orders" or "reservations".

“It’s really a crisis. People aren’t able to get into the courts and they’re not able to navigate them once they’re there.”

Musk released video of the stunt working in "rehearsal" - Twitter isn't convinced. 

“Corn from the west going to east? It should happen at some point but it’s not the way the U.S. market is set up to transport.”

The blog bases its prediction on "several people who are tracking Cybertruck interest" and reservations that have been posted on Twitter.

"...some investors may see the design as more fitting for a work site in a Martian colony..."

"I'm beginning to wonder whether your accounts receivable exist"

 “We are not worried. I’m disappointed over the false accusations against Marchionne, who can’t defend himself.”

When Musk tried to prove the durability of the truck's "Armored Glass", he wound up shattering both windows on the driver's side. 

...an avalanching blast wave, thermal radiation and a devastating electromagnetic pulse. 

The doctor in charged called it "a little surreal".

SpaceX hilariously played it off by saying it "wasn't a serious setback" and - wait for it - that the outcome was "not unexpected". 

The move comes in the midst of an ongoing federal investigation into bribery and misuse of funds at the union.