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The latest lawsuit against Elon Musk's Twitter.

"This one will pass," says Reddit's CEO, but maybe not as soon as the company thinks.

Based on Linda Yaccarino's first email to employees, nothing at Twitter will change from when Musk was CEO.

We're gonna need a cigarette after this one.

Don't you hate it when the villain wins at the end of the movie?

The popular app will go offline June 30.

A less fun, less affordable web may await us.

Everything you need to know about Elon Musk's controversial support for a right wing outlet that led to resignations at Twitter.

From Mastodon (irrelevant) to Twitter (🥴)

Apollo is an extremely popular Reddit client. It could cease to exist thanks to Reddit's API pricing plan.

From LGBTQ milestones and safe spaces to icons, fashion, and more, these accounts shine a spotlight on widely unknown history.

Users can add context directly at the media level.

Twitter's new valuation comes from Fidelity, which has a stake in Musk's company.

Despite pleading guilty to interstate threats, he's suing the platform for $370 million.

An EU official warns Twitter that "you can run but you can't hide" after the move.

Elon Musk has blown it with Twitter's once-burgeoning third-party ecosystem.

The video giant is focusing on YouTube Shorts and Community posts instead.

How many views did that video get? Twitter is keeping it a secret.

Surprise! Elon Musk just revealed whose paywalled tweets you're paying for.

Advisory calls for urgent action to protect mental health of tweens and teens.

Acquired for $400 million. Sold for just over $50 million 3 years later.

Zombie tweets are returning from the dead.

If Crowder receives one more strike in the next 90 days, his channels will be permanently banned.

Someone replied to Elon Musk with 'Shrek the Third' in full.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars had been raised before Buy Me a Coffee stepped in.