Elon Musk Faces Calls for Investigation Over FAA Contracts and Starlink Integration

Democratic senators demand a criminal probe into Musk's potential conflicts of interest, citing Starlink's role in federal infrastructure and FAA contract decisions.

Democratic senators have called for a criminal investigation into Elon Musk, alleging that his dual role as a government official and business owner may violate federal conflict-of-interest laws.
Reports suggest the FAA is considering canceling a $2.4 billion Verizon contract to upgrade air traffic control systems and awarding the project to Musk's Starlink.
Starlink has been installed at the White House, raising concerns about security vulnerabilities and ethical implications despite claims it was done to improve connectivity.
SpaceX engineers, including some working at the FAA, have reportedly directed the use of Starlink technology for air traffic control upgrades, intensifying scrutiny of Musk's influence.
SpaceX has denied allegations of wrongdoing, stating that Starlink is intended as a partial solution for aging systems and not as a replacement for existing contracts.