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🎧 This is a remarkable break because of the way Trump has elevated Musk, NPR’s Danielle Kurtzleben tells Up First. Musk spent more than a quarter of a billion dollars to help Trump get elected and has made it clear he feels he deserved even more in return. The disagreement started over the “big, beautiful bill,” which Musk has loudly criticized for days due to its cost. Trump says Musk is angry over how the bill would cut tax incentives for people buying electric cars and he believes Musk missed the power and attention he had in government.

🎧 The tariffs could help fill the hole that congressional Republicans have been digging, but it's important to keep in mind that this revenue is mostly being paid by Americans, NPR’s Scott Horsley says. Patrick Allen, a wine importer in Columbus, Ohio, says the tariff revenue is a tax on the backs of people who are importing raw materials and eventually will be built into the price everybody is paying for goods. “Say if I order $100,000 of wine from France. If there’s a 20% tariff, I’ll have to pay $20,000 to get the wine out of customs before I sell a bottle,” Allen said. 

🎧 NPR’s Jasmine Garsd reports that one of the first tips received about Krome came from Maria, a woman whose brother is inside the facility. Maria said they have been sleeping on cement floors, they are not being fed, and the food is spoiled. Garsd says there is evidence that this is a national issue. ICE detention centers are seemingly at 125% capacity. ICE says the overcrowding is temporary, but the Trump administration has promised more arrests. Overcrowding is one of the reasons a major goal for the administration is self-deportation.