A federal judge decided to keep the Mesa man accused of setting a Cybertruck on fire and vandalizing a Tesla dealership in late April detained before his trial begins on July 1 at 9 a.m.

An Arizona dealership became the latest target in a string of nationwide acts of vandalism against Tesla — an American car company inextricably linked to President Trump. Why it matters: The American public's response to Tesla's Trump ties — from violent demonstrations to plummeting vehicle sales — is perhaps one of the most significant private sector responses to public policy in the modern era.