The Department of Health and Human Services, under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s leadership, has encountered further complications with its “Making Our Children Healthy Again” (MAHA) report, as new errors surface following attempts to correct previous mistakes. 5i6a1d

According to MSNBC, initially released two weeks ago, the MAHA report faced immediate scrutiny when The Washington Post identified issues with scientific representations and research interpretations. The report’s credibility was further questioned when NOTUS revealed that it misinterpreted studies and cited nonexistent research.

In a section titled “American children are highly medicated and it’s not working,” the report attempted to claims about psychotherapy’s effectiveness over medication in treating children’s mental health. However, when trying to correct previous errors, the team cited a “systematic overview” by psychologist Pim Cuijpers, which actually focused on adults, not children, as confirmed by Cuijpers himself via email to NOTUS.

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When questioned about these discrepancies, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt attempted to minimize the situation by attributing it to “some formatting issues,” a response that failed to address the substantial problems with the document’s content.

The implications of these errors extend beyond simple mistakes. As the Trump istration reduces research funding for federal health agencies and academic institutions, while challenging scientific consensus on various health issues, the MAHA report’s inaccuracies suggest a declining commitment to scientific precision at the federal government level.

The impact of these developments is particularly concerning given RFK Jr.’s role as Secretary of Health and Human Services, a position that involves making crucial policy decisions affecting Americans’ health and well-being.

Recent reporting by The Associated Press indicates that public health infrastructure has been significantly diminished, with numerous health programs and personnel being cut. This reduction comes at a critical time when the nation faces its deadliest measles outbreak since the 1990s, increasing whooping cough cases, and potential bird flu risks, leading to what the AP describes as a shift away from the fundamental concept of public health.

Former President Donald Trump has nominated Paul Ingrassia, a former far-right podcast host, to lead the U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC), an independent federal agency established after the Watergate scandal. The nomination comes after Trump’s dismissal of the previous OSC head, Hampton Dellinger, who was removed just one year into his five-year term.

According to MSNBC, Ingrassia has been practicing law for only three years and previously worked at the Claremont Institute, a conservative think tank that claims to be “working to undermine the Left’s hold over America’s institutions and conscience.” During Trump’s term, he served as the president’s liaison to the Justice Department, where he described himself as Trump’s “eyes and ears.”

The nomination follows a pattern of controversial appointments, including Ed Martin, who now leads the Justice Department’s “Weaponization Working Group” and serves as Trump’s pardon attorney. Martin recently posted on social media, “No MAGA left behind,” after processing two dozen pardons for corrupt public officials, business executives, and Trump ers.

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Ingrassia’s views on the January 6 Capitol riot have drawn significant attention. He has advocated for pardons of January 6 defendants and called for $1 million per family in reparations. He has also pushed for January 6 to be designated as a national holiday, describing the day’s events as “a peaceful protest against a great injustice affecting our electoral system.”

The OSC’s primary responsibilities include protecting whistleblowers, federal workers from unlawful employment practices and enforcing the Hatch Act, which prohibits political activity in the federal workplace. The role traditionally requires an experienced and apolitical investigator.

During his brief tenure at the Justice Department, Ingrassia was reassigned to the Department of Homeland Security after reportedly clashing with DOJ officials over his push to hire candidates with “exceptional loyalty” to Trump. He has also publicly criticized former Vice President Mike Pence, referring to him as a traitor.

The nomination requires Senate confirmation, and some observers draw parallels to Ed Martin’s unsuccessful nomination for U.S. attorney in Washington, which was withdrawn after failing to gain from key Republican senators. Critics argue that appointing Ingrassia could compromise the independence of the OSC, potentially deterring whistleblowers from reporting fraud, waste, and abuse in federal agencies, and weakening protections for federal employees against discrimination and prohibited personnel practices.

Former President Donald Trump has promoted a new conspiracy theory suggesting that President Joe Biden was executed in 2020 and replaced with clones. The claim was shared on Trump’s social media platform, Truth Social, marking a significant escalation in his ongoing criticism of Biden.

According to MSNBC, the controversial repost came just one day after Trump made public comments at an Oval Office event, where he urged people not to sympathize with Biden’s recent prostate cancer diagnosis. Trump claimed Biden was “vicious” and accused him of orchestrating the 2023 criminal indictments against Trump.

In his Truth Social repost, Trump shared a message from an anonymous who frequently posts outlandish claims. The post suggested that Biden had been “executed in 2020” and subsequently replaced with “clones, doubles,” and “robotic engineered soulless mindless entities.” While Trump did not write the message himself, he chose to share it with his millions of followers.

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The former president’s decision to amplify such extreme conspiracy theories appears to contradict his own campaign against Biden’s mental fitness. Trump has recently argued that the Biden istration is “illegal,” claiming the president is so incapacitated that his presidency has been reduced to “autopen.”

This is not the first time Trump has promoted unusual theories on his social media platform. In recent weeks, he has shared posts about military tribunals targeting Barack Obama, accused federal judges of committing acts “tantamount to treason and sedition,” and even entertained suggestions about becoming the pope.

The White House has not responded to requests for comment regarding Trump’s post about President Biden. The situation has drawn attention from political observers who note that if the roles were reversed and Biden shared similar conspiracy theories about Trump, it would likely trigger serious concerns about presidential fitness.

Trump’s latest social media activity follows his previous controversial remarks about Biden, including a Memorial Day post where he described the current president as “a decrepit corpse” shortly after Biden’s cancer diagnosis. These escalating attacks have raised questions about the nature and tone of political discourse between current and former presidents.

Donald Trump‘s trade tariff agenda faced significant setbacks last week after two federal courts ruled his istration’s approach illegal. A three-judge of the Court of International Trade and a U.S. district court judge both determined the White House’s tariff strategy violated existing laws, though these rulings were later paused by an appeals court.

When questioned by Fox News’ Peter Doocy about why the istration wouldn’t simply work with Congress to create new legislation, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the president’s position. She maintained that no new laws were necessary, claiming the Constitution already gives Trump unilateral authority over trade policy.

According to MSNBC, Trump later revealed his true stance on the matter through his social media platform. In a lengthy post criticizing the Federalist Society, he expressed his frustration with the court’s decision, stating, “The horrific decision stated that I would have to get the approval of Congress for these Tariffs… If allowed to stand, this would completely destroy Presidential Power. The Presidency would never be the same!”

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The courts’ directive for Trump to collaborate with Congress, which is currently controlled by his own Republican Party, has highlighted a significant tension between presidential authority and the legislative process. Despite Trump’s reputation as a skilled negotiator, he has shown clear reluctance to engage in the legislative process required for implementing his trade policies.

The practical implications of this situation suggest that the White House may be avoiding Congressional approval because such a policy might not gather enough votes to , even with Republican control of both chambers. This reveals a potential lack of for Trump’s tariff proposals among his own party .

Trump’s response to the court rulings demonstrates his view that the traditional lawmaking process is too cumbersome for effective governance. His statements suggest he believes presidential power should not be constrained by the need to work within established legal frameworks, even when those frameworks involve cooperation with a Congress controlled by his own party.

The situation has drawn attention from political observers, with The New Republic’s Greg Sargent noting that Trump’s position essentially argues that presidential power can only be preserved by rejecting lawful limitations on it. This stance has raised concerns about Trump’s approach to executive authority and his willingness to work within the constitutional system of checks and balances.

During his recent visit to Canada, King Charles didn’t call out Trump directly—he didn’t have to. Instead, he let his actions and words speak for themselves.

King Charles’ 24-hour visit to Canada might have been brief, but it was anything but inconsequential. This was his first trip to the country as monarch, a significant milestone for a king whose reign is still in its early days. The visit was carefully choreographed to highlight Canada’s place in the Commonwealth, with Charles delivering a historic address to the Canadian Parliament from the Senate throne.

In his speech, Charles described Canada as “strong and free,” a deliberate nod to the country’s national anthem and a subtle affirmation of its sovereignty. At a time when geopolitical tensions are high, and with Trump’s comments casting an unexpected shadow over the visit, the King’s words carried extra weight. He called this a “critical moment” in Canada’s history, pointing to the challenges the nation faces while offering reassurance that the monarchy remains a steadfast partner.

Meanwhile, in the United States, Donald Trump was busy doing what he does best: stirring the pot. In yet another round of inflammatory social media posts, the president doubled down on his suggestion that Canada should the United States as its 51st state. Trump framed the idea as a financial proposition, claiming Canada would save billions by becoming part of the U.S. and gaining free access to his proposed “Golden Dome missile program.”

At a time when Canada’s place in the world is being questioned—not by its own people, but by external forces—it was crucial for the monarchy to reaffirm its . Charles did just that, not by addressing Trump’s remarks directly, but by making it clear that Canada’s sovereignty is not up for debate.

By all s, King Charles’ visit was a success. The reception he and Queen Camilla received in Canada was warm and enthusiastic, with Canadians from all walks of life turning out to greet the royal couple. Buckingham Palace has already hinted at plans for a longer royal tour in the future, a sign of the monarchy’s commitment to strengthening its ties with Canada. For Charles, the visit marked another milestone in a reign that has already seen its share of challenges. Despite his ongoing battle with cancer—a fact that the palace has addressed with refreshing transparency—Charles has shown no signs of slowing down.

Laura Loomer has once again blessed us with her unparalleled insight into the future of global catastrophes.

Yes, her gut has declared that America is on the brink of another 9/11. And what is this latest doomsday prophecy based on? A progressive New York mayoral candidate who happens to be the son of an Indian filmmaker. Her reasoning? Well, she didn’t really offer any—just a vague, ominous feeling in her gut that Zohran Mamdani is somehow going to usher in chaos of historic proportions.

He’s been making news as a progressive candidate focusing on housing affordability, rent freezes, and free public transportation. To Loomer, his mere existence is enough to predict a terrorist attack of 9/11 proportions. This isn’t exactly new territory for Loomer, whose career has largely been built on stoking fear and outrage. Her modus operandi is simple: find a minority, preferably an immigrant or a Muslim, and accuse them of being a threat to national security. Bonus points if she can tie it to a hot-button issue like terrorism or immigration.

when Loomer got banned from Uber and Lyft for demanding that they remove Muslim drivers from their platforms? Or when she handcuffed herself to Twitter’s headquarters in protest of being banned from the platform, only to hilariously forget to bring enough supplies to last more than a few hours? Loomer’s stunts are as predictable as they are absurd, and this latest outburst is no exception.

What’s particularly galling about this 9/11 comment is how casually it weaponizes one of the darkest days in American history. Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, and millions more were forever changed. It’s a tragedy that deserves solemn reflection, not exploitation for cheap political points. Yet here we are, watching Loomer use it as a rhetorical cudgel against a man whose biggest crime, as far as we can tell, is wanting to make rent a little less soul-crushing.

So why is Loomer going after Mamdani specifically? The answer lies in his identity and his politics. As the son of an Indian filmmaker and a Ugandan immigrant, Mamdani represents the kind of multicultural, progressive vision of America that Loomer and her ilk find deeply threatening. Add to that his democratic socialist platform, which calls for taxing the wealthy and expanding public services, and you’ve got the perfect target for far-right fearmongering.

Would you want to be the richest person in the world if it meant you’d need to spend the rest of your life in a diaper because you can’t stop wetting your pants? Incredibly, this may well be the fate of Elon Musk, with reports emerging over the weekend that long-time ketamine abuse has seriously damaged his bladder.

The New York Times just published an exposé that alleges Musk’s drug use has spiked over the last few months, with him using “ketamine, magic mushrooms, ecstasy, and Adderall”. One of the reporters who broke the story, Meghan Twohey, told CNN’s Erin Burnett that Musk had itted that his ketamine abuse has given him bladder issues:

“As he rose to political power last year as he ed Trump on the presidential campaign trail, he was telling people that he was doing so much ketamine that it was causing bladder issues, which is a common effect of chronic use of the drug.”

Burnett replied: “It obviously would be very disturbing to imagine what that would be.” Well, quite.

Twohey reports that Musk is traveling with a “medication box” that she has a photo of, underlining that “our reporting found that not only is he doing so much ketamine that he was telling people it was giving him bladder issues, but that he also appeared to be using many, many prescription drugs.”

Musk has denied he uses ketamine, a position somewhat undermined by him openly itting to using ketamine to help with “negative chemical states” in his brain during a 2024 interview with Don Lemon:

Don Lemon asks inappropriate question to Elon Musk.

Lemon: “You’ve itted that you have a ketamine prescription. What’s that for?”

Musk: “It’s pretty private to ask somebody about a medical prescription, you know.”

@MarioNawfal

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— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) March 18, 2024

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So, what could ketamine abuse be doing to Musk’s bladder? Bladder issues are expected in people with high levels of ketamine abuse, which causes a condition known as Ketamine Bladder Syndrome / Ketamine Cystitis. Ketamine abuse damages the cells of the bladder lining, generally leading to overly frequent visits to the bathroom, a constant urge to pee despite the bladder not being full, and lingering dull pain. With sustained use, it results in urinary incontinence, smaller bladder capacity, and erectile dysfunction.

If Musk was suffering severe symptoms, he may need to resort to a “neobladder”, typically used for people with invasive bladder cancer who’ve had their bladder surgically removed. This is made from a section of the patient’s intestine, though it still leads to some incontinence, long-term use of a catheter, and not being aware of when you need to urinate.

None of that sounds much fun. Naturally, given that he’s the richest man in the world, Musk could spend countless millions on developing a new type of artificial bladder that may improve on existing tech. However, given that his self-driving cars frequently veer off the road, his rockets explode, and the ongoing disaster of the Cybertruck, we wouldn’t wish a Musk-designed replacement bladder on our worst enemy.

Poor smol bean Elon Musk. Why, he only donated a colossal $290 million to Trump’s election fund, spent months personally campaigning for him, led the disastrously incompetent DOGE department, and became a gurning, twitchy fixture in the Oval Office. Now they’re trying to pin the chaos that’s ensued on him?! That is SO not fair!

Yup, as of this weekend, the Musk/Trump bromance is over. Sure, he was given a shiny gold key, but Trump is now reportedly a DOGE skeptic, asking his advisers, “Was it all bulls***?” and is already getting rid of Musk-recommended appointees. On top of all that, Musk himself somehow received a black eye and has spent days facing credible stories that he’s so ketamine addled his bladder has stopped working correctly.

Now the richest man in the world is trying to wriggle out of the consequences of his actions as he faces a world that now considers him a bad joke:

“I'm stuck in a bind, where I don't want to speak up against the istration, but I also don't wanna take responsibility for everything this istration's doing." – Elon Musk

Musk and Trump clearly had a fallout in the past few weeks.

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— Spencer Hakimian (@SpencerHakimian) June 1, 2025

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The only thing that’s fallen back to Earth harder than Musk’s reputation is one of his SpaceX rockets, and this precipitous fall from grace is destined to go down in the history books. Let’s go over the basics.

Tesla is now in crisis, with Musk cratering its reputation as an environmentally-conscious car manufacturer, releasing the embarrassing flop that is the Cybertruck, and making the company a lightning rod for anti-Trump protests.

X continues to bleed money, and the trustworthiness of its xAI’s Grok assistant is in tatters after the bizarre incident when it began spouting racist “white genocide” propaganda about South Africa. The South African Musk, who has spent the past year cozying up to racist propagandists, is hard at work trying to identify the mysterious culprit. Any day now they’ll figure out who did it!

Musk’s personal popularity is also underwater. Democrats despise him for well, y’know, everything. Meanwhile, Republicans are frustrated at having to spend time with him and blame his inane antics for their losing the critical Wisconsin Supreme Court election. With DOGE, Musk has made himself into a perfect scapegoat for Trump to use, and he can and will blame him when things start falling apart.

And, lest we forget, Musk is apparently now in genuine danger of permanent urinary incontinence, with his ketamine habit said to have wrecked his bladder, leaving even the richest man in the world with few dignified options for the rest of his life.

Maybe we should have some sympathy for the car crash Musk has made of his life. Or, maybe, this YouTube video sums the situation better than my words ever could:

You be the judge!

Most people might have a “huh” moment when you realize you’re cackling over the idea of destroying a ship carrying aid to starving people. But, proving that there’s nothing too repellent and supervillainous for Republican politicians, Senator Lindsey Graham is praying for the obliteration of the Freedom Flotilla ship Madleen, which is currently trying to break Israel’s aid blockade of Gaza.

Hope Greta and her friends can swim!https://t.co/Noab4QyJtV

— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) June 1, 2025

On board are climate activist Greta Thunberg, Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham, and European Parliament member Rima Hassan, with the plan being that having high-profile people on board will create publicity and perhaps make the IDF think twice before they attack.

Make no mistake, this is actual no kidding courage. Just last month, the Conscience, another Freedom Flotilla ship carrying aid, was attacked and severely damaged by Israeli drones while sailing through international waters off the coast of Malta. Before the launch, Thunberg underlined why she’s putting her life on the line:

“We are doing this because, no matter what odds we are against, we have to keep trying. Because the moment we stop trying is when we lose our humanity. And no matter how dangerous this mission is, it’s not even nearly as dangerous as the silence of the entire world in the face of the live-streamed genocide.”

Davos Seaworth actor Liam Cunningham shared similar sentiments, saying:

“I have to be able to look at my grandkids when they when they hit their teens and say to me, ‘What did you do during this?’ I do not want to be one of those people that said, ‘I didn’t do anything’. In World War Two, there was an excuse that you didn’t know what was going on with the Holocaust – an obscene event that was going on – there was an excuse to say, ‘I didn’t know’. Your only answer [for not acting now] to your grandkids, or your kids, when they grow up is, ‘I didn’t care’. The world cannot stand by and allow this to continue.”

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Sacrifice, bravery, and ethical commitment like this are a foreign language to men like Lindsey Graham, who are content to fatten themselves in corporate-backed do-nothing Washington jobs while actively making the planet a worse place to live on.

In what may be a turning of the tide, the response to Graham’s post is widespread disgust: “What a cowardly and despicable creature you are”, “a despicable human being”: “You’re a deranged psychopath who should be frog-marched to a jail cell at The Hague for the rest of your stinking putrid life”, and dubbing him “a cheerleader for mass murder”.

Make no mistake, the Madleen will inevitably meet an aggressive response from Israel. Previous attempts to bring aid to Gaza have seen aid workers killed, multiple people seriously injured by shrapnel, and boats destroyed in open water. We can only hope that the celebrities on board mean Israel holds back this time for fear of terrible publicity. But, at this point, what’s a couple more bodies for them?

President Donald Trump has now descended into the realm of science fiction with his latest conspiracy theory.

Apparently, the man who once suggested injecting bleach to cure COVID-19 now believes Joe Biden was “executed” in 2020 and replaced by an army of clones and robots. One has to wonder if Trump gets his intelligence briefings from reruns of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” or perhaps late-night YouTube rabbit holes. This comes from the same visionary who recently warned that declining birth rates would lead to the collapse of civilization—a curious concern from someone who seems determined to make Earth as uninhabitable as possible through climate policy rollbacks. Perhaps Trump fears there won’t be enough humans left to appreciate his gold-plated everything.

Late Saturday night, in what appears to have been another episode of his infamous “executive time,” Trump took to Truth Social to share a post claiming Biden had been secretly assassinated in 2020. According to this totally reasonable and not-at-all-bonkers theory, Americans have been governed for years by “robotic engineered soulless mindless entities” masquerading as Joe Biden. Which, if true, would make Biden’s occasional gaffes the most sophisticated AI glitches in history.

To be clear, there is zero evidence—none, nada, zilch—that Joe Biden was assassinated or replaced by clones. This is a conspiracy theory born from the darkest corners of the internet, where logic goes to die. But the fact that Trump, a man who still commands the loyalty of millions, is amplifying such drivel is deeply concerning. 

One of the reasons this conspiracy theory gained traction is because it piggybacks on real-life concerns about Biden’s health. The president, now 80, was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, a fact his team disclosed openly. While Biden has assured the public he’s undergoing treatment and feels optimistic, his age and health have been a point of attack for Republicans. 

Trump, of course, has been quick to exploit this. He’s questioned Biden’s mental acuity, criticized his use of an autopen to sign documents, and now, apparently, decided that the only logical explanation for Biden’s continued functionality is that he’s secretly a robot.

Confirming fears that Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs – the rapper currently facing trial for everything from sexual assault to sex trafficking – could be next on his list of celebrities to be pardoned, Donald Trump has confirmed that he won’t let his personal feelings influence the decision.

Right.

Diddy’s trial is currently ongoing, with witnesses revealing details that range from disgusting to horrifying against the disgraced musician. Many legal experts have already concluded that he could be looking at life in prison for his crimes, if convicted (which is more of a “when” at this point).

But, in the past, Trump has called Diddy his friend, has been photographed with the man, and has a certain soft spot for celebrity criminals convicted with solid proof. So, obviously, the question has been out there – of him eventually pardoning Diddy and nullifying the battle his victims have been waging for justice.

He just confirmed those fears.

During a recently held news conference, when asked if Trump would even consider pardoning Diddy, he remarked that he knows “people are thinking about it.”

“He used to really like me a lot. I think when I ran for politics…that relationship busted up, from what I read. I don’t know—he didn’t tell me that, but I’d read some little bit nasty statements.”

I would certainly look at the facts. If I think somebody was mistreated, whether they like me or don’t like me, it wouldn’t have any impact on me.”

What does Trump mean by “nasty statements?” Well, while they were friends years ago, in the later years, Diddy didn’t keep his dislike of the current president a secret. From announcing that “white men” like Trump should be “banished,” to endorsing Barack Obama and then Joe Biden, Diddy made it obvious that he was no longer Team Trump.

But many anti-Trumpers have hada  change of heart, like Vice-President JD Vance who was once a vocal critic of the president, calling himself the “Nver Trump Guy,” but now? Now, he can’t stop gushing about the man and repeating his mind-numbing lies, even if it is about people eating cats. And Trump forgot the past to embrace the man. What is stopping him from doing the same for Diddy if the rapper shows the right amount of remorse mixed with a hefty dose of sudden iration for him?

The world’s wealthiest man apparently isn’t content with just launching rockets into space — he’s determined to launch his DNA across the globe as well.

For years, Elon Musk has been sounding alarms about what he calls “population collapse,” tweeting ominously about birth rates and civilization’s impending doom. “If people don’t have more children, civilization will crumble,” he’s warned repeatedly on his social media platform, like some doomsday prophet with a Bloomberg terminal. Little did we know he was personally taking on this burden with such… dedication.

Turns out, while he was publicly fretting about demographic winter, he was privately operating what amounts to a one-man sperm bank. Talk about putting your money where your mouth is—or in this case, putting your DNA wherever someone might accept it. I’ve seen startup founders ionate about scaling, but this takes it to an entirely new level. The secrecy allegedly continued even during Trump’s election victory celebration at Mar-a-Lago, where both were present but reportedly had to pretend not to know each other.

According to explosive allegations published in a recent New York Times investigation, Musk’s reproductive resume now reportedly includes a child with an unnamed Japanese pop star. This bombshell claim comes from Ashley St. Clair, who alleges she herself shares a son named Romulus with the tech mogul. St. Clair claims Musk candidly informed her about children he had “fathered around the world” and declared his willingness to provide his sperm to “anyone who wanted to have a child.”

The relationship between St. Clair and Musk remained hidden until recently. According to St. Clair’s , while she was in labor delivering their son last September, Musk was sending disappearing messages via Signal, insisting on keeping their relationship and his paternity confidential.

According to documents obtained by the Times, Musk allegedly offered St. Clair a cool $15 million upfront plus $100,000 monthly payments until their son turned 21—all in exchange for her silence. That’s approximately the GDP of a small island nation just to keep quiet. For a man who regularly criticizes “woke” culture for silencing people, he seems remarkably invested in purchasing some silence himself. Irony, thy name is Elon. St. Clair, however, isn’t interested in the billionaire’s hush money. She went public with the paternity claims in February and initiated legal action seeking child and sole custody. If all allegations prove true, Musk’s reproductive portfolio now includes at least 14 known children—a number that rivals some sports teams in size.