A USAF public affairs officer (Capt Hope Cronin) put out a statement denying those false allegations. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-musk-air-force/r

A USAF public affairs officer (Capt Hope Cronin) put out a statement denying those false allegations. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-musk-air-force/reports-of-air-force-reviewing-musks-security-clearance-inaccurate-u-s-air-force-idUSKCN1LN2OF https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-musk-air-force/repo... The articles floating around are all speculation designed to pull in click/views, which you can immediately tell since none of them cited a source and even worse, mentioned having a source. The Verge has recently turned mostly into a clickbaity outlet. I stopped visiting the site after I watched the Tesla Q2 2018 conference and them immediately releasing a video with a sensational headline claiming many things like "Elon almost lost his job", “Tesla is in trouble” which contradict the facts and were not representative of the event at all.