Elon Musk hits 100 days in charge, continues to fix social media platform for improved Twitter experience
Twitter CEO Elon Musk announced several fixes to the social media platform that were implemented on Saturday after what he called a "long day at Twitter HQ."
Elon Musk says Washington Post needs a 'thorough housecleaning,' Twitter users suggest he purchase the paper
Twitter CEO Elon Musk said The Washington Post "needs a thorough housecleaning after one of its reporters claimed some scientists had a "covid denialist agenda."
Miranda Devine: Hunter Biden hearing was rather frustrating
Miranda Devine, New York Post columnist on the first hearing into the Hunter Biden laptop story on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Elon Musk’s first 100 days at Twitter defined by rapid change and challenges
Some users say they like the platform under Elon Musk so far. Others have voiced confusion and complaints, including in reaction to the algorithmic feed.
Children are being poisoned by 'digital fentanyl' Tiktok, says Jake Denton
The Heritage Foundation's Jake Denton discusses the national security threat and content concerns surrounding TikTok, accusations surrounding ChatGPT's anti-conservative bias and consumer use of AI chat-based software.
Did Twitter censor doctors who pushed back on the COVID-19 vaccine?
The 'Twitter Files' journalist Michael Shellenberger speaks on whether officials suppressed information about the COVID-19 vaccine on 'The Evening Edit.'
Jim Jordan requests DOJ turn over documents with communications between Biden admin, social media giants
Rep. Jim Jordan wrote to the Justice Department on Wednesday to request copies of documents with communications between the Biden administration and social media companies.
Twitter outage leaves many users unable to tweet
Twitter suffered an outage on Wednesday that prevented users from sending tweets or follow other users.
Twitter rolls out long-form tweets, allowing premium subscribers to write 4,000 characters
Twitter Blue subscribers will now be able to write up to 4,000 characters in individual tweets, the social media platform announced on Wednesday.
Florida Rep. Luna corners former Twitter exec on platform’s alleged collusion with FBI, other federal agencies
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., on Wednesday grilled a former Twitter executive over the company's alleged collusion in suppressing the Hunter Biden story before the 2020 election.
Democrat Rep. Cori Bush calls for government takeover of social media, says Twitter too motivated by profits
Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., on Wednesday called for public ownership of social media platforms like Twitter to ensure these platforms serve everyone fairly.
As big tech’s growth and innovation slow, its market dominance endures
Google parent Alphabet and its cohort still innovate, but with incremental enhancements to existing products. Tech hoping AI will allow it to disrupt like the past.
Senators question Zuckerberg about whether Russia, China accessed Facebook user data
A bipartisan duo of senators sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg this week, questioning him about how much access Russian and Chinese developers had to private user data.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott unveils new ban on TikTok including personal devices used for state business
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced a statewide plan to ban use of TikTok on state-issued devices and for employees who for state employees who conduct business on personal devices.
Musk tweets platform’s new ‘values’ after senator jokes about being sent to Twitter jail for hunting photo
Elon Musk says Twitter will be more accepting of "different values" after reinstating the account of a senator after it was suspended for posting a hunting photo.
Twitter boss Elon Musk accuses government agency of being 'worst offender in US government censorship'
Elon Musk on Monday said the Global Engagement Center is the "worst offender in US government censorship & media manipulation."
Meta class action lawsuit sparks battle between law firms: reports
Two firms submitted their cases to a U.S. District judge on Friday, to represent plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit against Facebook, claiming user data was exploited.
Pakistan blocks Wikipedia, says it hurt Muslim sentiments
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority says it blocked Wikipedia because a 48-hour deadline to remove the content was ignored, according to a spokesperson.
Twitter to charge businesses $1K per month to keep gold verification: report
Twitter will soon start charging businesses $1,000 a month to retain its gold checkmark verification status as it looks for new ways to compensate for declining ad revenue.
TikTok's time on government devices nears its end
The social media app TikTok is due to be removed from federal agencies' devices by the end of February under a bipartisan law sparked by concerns over the app's ties to China.