Overview

• Sheryl Crow announced on Instagram that she sold her Tesla, citing her unwillingness to align with Elon Musk, whom she referred to as 'President Musk.'
• The proceeds from the sale were donated to NPR, which Crow described as being under threat from Musk and the Trump administration.
• Musk, as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has been leading efforts to dismantle federal agencies and cut government jobs as part of Trump’s second-term agenda.
• Crow’s protest aligns with her history of progressive activism and criticism of far-right politics, including her support for independent journalism and constitutional protections.
• The singer’s move has sparked mixed reactions online, with praise from liberal supporters and criticism from conservative commentators.