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His getting the 2024 GOP nomination would, they hope, validate their actions—and their inaction—since 2016.

The colossally, epically stupid clashes about Twitter’s badges.

The ocean spot is the center of the world's geocoded map mistakes.

An anthropologist attends the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC)—ground zero for anti-trans rhetoric and legislation in the U.S.

Elon Musk is threatening to take legal action against Microsoft over claims that the company “trained illegally using Twitter data,” seemingly referring to data used to train AI.

Musk says his own tweets might be labeled under new hateful conduct policy.

The mifepristone ruling may lead to all sorts of drugs and treatments disappearing.

Revisiting the wonder and betrayal of online life circa 1992.

Advertisers See Elon Musk As A Liability As They Avoid Twitter by Mike Masnick

Elon Musk keeps talking about how he’s saving Twitter, but it’s difficult to see how. He’s made the site much more unstable, has been messing up basically every part of “trust & safety 101,” is now facing a growing number of lawsuits (including many over unpaid bills), has no idea how the site actually works, […]

Did a foreign intelligence service just make a play for Pornhub?

Because Republican voters say they don’t want any part of a Republican party that looks anything like it did before 2016.

With a Supreme Court case looming this week that could strip away the right to mifepristone, an abortion medication used in nearly half of abortions nationwide, the GOP is at a crossroads. At issue is whether the party will hew to the most extreme of positions: outlawing abortion with few to no exceptions, not even in cases of rape or incest, or to save the life of the mother. The few moderates left within the GOP are wringing their hands and warning of electoral catastrophe, while the presidential candidates weave and dodge the issue to ensure they can still appeal to the base while not alienating centrist voters.