Elon Musk dismissed a New York Times report alleging drug use and Adderall possession during his 2024 campaign support for Donald Trump. He attacked the Times' credibility during a White House press conference, but offered no denial of the allegations, which included claims of ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushroom use. The report cited unnamed sources and a photograph of a pill box. Musk previously acknowledged a ketamine prescription for depression
Elon Musk evaded direct denial of a New York Times report alleging his extensive drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms, coinciding with his substantial donations to President Trump's campaign. Musk instead attacked the Times' credibility, referencing its coverage of Russiagate. The report cites unnamed sources and a photograph of a pillbox seemingly containing Adderall. While Musk previously acknowledged prescribed ketamine use, he offered no comment on the Times' allegations
Elon Musk dismissed a New York Times reporter's question about a story alleging his drug use, questioning the paper's credibility citing its Pulitzer Prize for Russiagate reporting. The Times article claimed Musk used ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms, citing unnamed sources and a photo of a pill box containing Adderall. This alleged drug use coincided with Musk's $250 million donation to President Trump's campaign. Musk hasn't denied the report but previously stated he used prescribed ketamine for depression
Elon Musk's alleged drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms, is reported by the New York Times. The report, citing unnamed sources, claims Musk's ketamine use was so extensive it impacted his bladder. This alleged drug use coincided with his $250 million donation to President Trump's campaign. A photo reportedly shows a pill box containing Adderall that Musk traveled with. While Musk hasn't directly denied the report, he questioned the NYT's credibility during a press conference with Trump
Elon Musk's alleged drug use, including Adderall and other substances, is reported by the New York Times, alongside a photo of a pillbox containing approximately 20 pills. This alleged drug use coincided with Musk's political activity and significant donations to President Trump's campaign. Musk, while not denying the report, questioned the Times' credibility
Elon Musk's alleged drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and Adderall, coincided with his $250 million contribution to Donald Trump's election campaign following a July endorsement. The New York Times report, which Musk did not deny, details this alleged drug use and cites unnamed sources
Elon Musk, facing New York Times allegations of extensive drug use including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms, has not denied the report. While he previously stated he was prescribed ketamine for depression and used it as directed, he and his lawyer remain silent on the Times' specific claims. The report also cites a photo of a pillbox containing Adderall. This alleged drug use coincided with Musk's political activity supporting Donald Trump's presidential campaign
Elon Musk deflected questions about a New York Times report alleging his past drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and Adderall, during a White House press conference. The White House subsequently praised Musk's work with Dogecoin but did not address the drug allegations
Elon Musk's alleged recreational drug use, including LSD, cocaine, ecstasy, mushrooms, and ketamine, reportedly concerned executives and board members at his companies. A New York Times report detailed this alleged drug use, coinciding with Musk's significant political donations. While Musk hasn't directly denied the allegations, he questioned the Times' credibility
Elon Musk's brief, tumultuous stint in the Trump administration ended this week. After a heavy-handed approach to government spending that sparked lawsuits and Republican criticism, Musk scaled back his involvement. Prior to his July endorsement and substantial donation to Trump, Musk's political involvement was minimal. He recently announced reduced political spending and departure from the White House, despite seemingly maintaining a positive relationship with Trump. However, Musk publicly criticized Trump's latest policy bill, citing concerns about the federal deficit
Elon Musk's unfavorability rating soars to 54%, a 14-point jump since July, according to Nate Silver's Silver Bulletin. This surge follows a New York Times report alleging Musk's substantial drug use during his $250 million campaign contributions to President Trump
Elon Musk, the world's richest person with an estimated net worth of $428 billion, deflected questions about a New York Times report alleging his drug use during a press conference with President Trump
Elon Musk expressed disappointment with Trump's spending bill, claiming it undermines DOGE's efforts. The statement follows a New York Times report alleging Musk's substantial drug use during his $250 million campaign contribution to Trump's election. Musk denied the Times' credibility, referencing its reporting on Russiagate
Elon Musk's unpopularity rises amid drug allegations and departure from Trump administration. New York Times report details alleged Adderall and ketamine use, coinciding with Musk's $250 million donation to Trump's campaign. Musk deflected questions about the report, criticizing the NYT's reporting
Elon Musk's departure from the Trump administration followed a New York Times report alleging his substantial drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms, coinciding with his $250 million contribution to Trump's campaign. Musk, while not denying the report, questioned the Times' credibility during a press conference. The White House offered no comment on the allegations
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