Logan Paul is facing backlash after launching his 'Lunchly' snack line, which critics label a knock-off of Kraft Heinz's Lunchables. The controversy intensified when Paul defended the healthiness of Lunchly and his PRIME drink on Twitter, leading to a heated exchange with users and a critique of Elon Musk's platform for allowing 'fake speech.' Meanwhile, Elon Musk has publicly endorsed Donald Trump for the upcoming presidential election, despite his employees' financial support largely favoring Trump's opponent, Kamala Harris. Musk's support for Trump includes a promise to lead a government efficiency commission if Trump wins. Additionally, Musk recently triggered a Secret Service investigation after jokingly questioning why no one is attempting to assassinate Biden or Harris, a comment he later deleted and attributed to poor context in text form. The White House condemned Musk's remark as irresponsible, while he attempted to downplay its seriousness.