Elon Musk has released the results of a recent drug test in an effort to dispel explosive allegations raised in a New York Times report that claimed he abused illicit substances during his time in government service.
The billionaire tech executive, who recently exited the White House after serving as a senior adviser in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), posted a copy of the drug screening on social media along with a one-word response: “lol.”
The test results showed no traces of drugs such as barbiturates, cocaine, ketamine, ecstasy or amphetamines.
The post came in the early morning hours, following renewed scrutiny stemming from unnamed sources quoted in the Times.
Those sources claimed Musk routinely used Adderall and ketamine while advising President Donald Trump and even alleged he carried a black suitcase filled with narcotics while traveling with the president.
The public response was swift.
While some followers questioned Musk’s need to answer anonymous claims, the clean test results gave him a clear counter to growing speculation about his behavior while in office.
Musk’s interactions with the Trump administration have come under close scrutiny in recent weeks, as previously covered by Resist the Mainstream.
The two reportedly had a