On Saturday, while campaigning for Republican candidates in Kentucky, Trump boasted about his power in the White House, stating that if the Republicans won, the Department of Defense would invest in reviving a local pharmaceutical factory; he also delivered a series of speeches on tariffs, the Iran war, oil prices, and congressional control.

Meta recently updated its terms of commercial use, stating that the company may use enterprise account domain names, web pages, or any content from URL to support, develop, improve, research, train, and maintain the integrity of Meta products and services. Legal experts interviewed by Nieman Lab believe that this wording may grant Meta the authority to scrape any publisher's website that has an Meta enterprise account for use in training AI models. However, a spokesperson for Meta stated that the updated terms do not imply any change in the way Meta scrapes online content. Subsequently, The Verge reported that this term has now been deleted.

Elon Musk stated that the next generation of Tesla Roadster will be capable of automatically performing the stunts demonstrated at the press conference, and will utilize wire-controlled technology for computer-driven operation; the car is expected to go into production in 2028, with reservations opening in the United States, Canada, and China in the coming weeks, with a deposit of $50,000.

Pump.fun launches perpetual contract services, bringing Bitcoin and Ethereum leveraged trading to the platform through Hyperliquid, with maximum leverage of up to 40 times for Bitcoin and 25 times for Ethereum respectively. Hyperliquid is responsible for execution, margin requirements, funding rates, clearing, and settlement, while Pump.fun only provides the trading interface; this service is not available to users in the United States, Ontario, and other restricted regions.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, TikTok has imposed a "permanent ban" on the advertising account for the documentary Musk due to its political content. The film, directed by Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney, focuses on Elon Musk. The advertisement was initially rejected by Meta and YouTube, with the latter eventually allowing it to be aired; however, X refused to sponsor it. The film was only released in four theaters over the weekend and will subsequently expand its distribution, with plans to debut on HBO next year.