A lot of journalists left Twitter once Elon Musk took over. Does he want them back now?

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Elon Musk at a SpaceX building in Texas, May 2025
After Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022, he discouraged users from posting links on the site — which discouraged push journalists and others from using it. Has he changed his mind?

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Smart Glasses Are Forcing Wearables to Get Very Weird

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Smart glasses ring.

The rise of 'vibe working'

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Border Patrol Responds Like a Petulant Child to Controversy Over Its Antisemitic Video

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A Border Patrol agent walks through a cloud of tear gas on Tuesday, Oct.

Former Meta executive says AI could be headed for a correction

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Nick Clegg is wearing a black shirt and a black blazer while gesturing with his hands.
"Of course, you have got to kind of think, 'Oh wow, this could be headed for a correction," Nick Clegg, Meta's former president of global affairs, said of AI.

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The list of major companies laying off staff this year includes Exxon, Starbucks, Oracle, Nike, Scale AI, and more

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A customer wearing a magenta coat and black earmuffs opens the door and walks into a Starbucks store in New York City.
Starbucks is planning layoffs and store closures as part of a corporate restructuring.

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Border Patrol Posts Instagram Propaganda Video Featuring Antisemitic Slurs

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Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino of the El Centro Sector stands amid a protest outside an ICE facility in Broadview on September 27, 2025.

Threads is rolling out group chats and expands messaging to the EU

Android Central
Threads is making a significant move to keep conversations flowing directly within its app, rolling out two major updates to its direct messaging feature.

Palmer Luckey and Mark Zuckerberg Are Putting Cat Ears on the US Military

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The world's 10 richest people lost nearly $70 billion in Friday's market rout

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A composite image of Larry Ellison and Elon Musk
Larry Ellison is one of the world's richest men, so he can buy anything he wants, like a media company or two. That's what Elon Musk did with Twitter.

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