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Musk, who has referred to himself as a ‘free speech absolutist,’ bought the app in 2022, promising to unleash free speech

This election has been lacklustre, without the touch of excitement of some past campaigns. Through the decades, campaigning has changed dramatically, adopting new techniques and technologies. This time, we’ve seen politicians try to jump onto viral podcasts.

Richard Madeley had viewers unexpectedly emotional on Monday morning’s Good Morning Britain as he opened up about the deep heartbreak of losing his beloved cat, TC.

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency says his agency will be providing Mexico a list to complete to stop the flow of sewage from Tijuana

iPhone 17 Air dummy units just appeared in a Chinese phone store, showing us exactly how thin this phone might be. And a second video compares the thinness to an iPhone 17 Pro Max.

The former tiger trader, who is serving a 21-year prison sentence, announced his engagement to Jorge Marquez last October

When automotive executives in the United States and Europe talk about electric vehicles, they usually talk about tomorrow: the need to prepare for some vaguely defined "future" where their customers are largely moving beyond gasoline. But in China, that's not the future at all. It's the present.

What happens when politicians post false or toxic messages online? My team and I found evidence that suggests U.S. state legislators can increase or decrease their public visibility by sharing unverified claims or using uncivil language during times of high political tension. This raises questions about how social media platforms…

The One UI 7 party just started for the Galaxy S23 crew.