The $44 billion deal marks the close of a dramatic courtship and a sharp change of heart at the social-media network

Two sides are meeting Sunday to discuss takeover bid, people familiar with the matter say

The co-founder of the social-media company is one of the only insiders chiming in on the fate of the company he helped create

The world’s richest man wants to take the microblogging platform private

Musk calls bid ‘his best and final offer’

Tesla chief executive has built 9.2% holding in social-media company

Elon Musk has dropped a portion of his giant empire on a piece of Twitter, instantly sending stock prices to Mars.

One of the world’s most brutal weapons — capable of causing horrifyingly gruesome injuries — is now being used against Ukraine.

Former president says Trump Media & Technology Group will create Truth Social to combat large social-media platforms

Jack Dorsey’s deal in fast-growing fintech sector is largest in Australia’s history

An account sharing posts from former US President Donald Trump’s ‘desk’ page – and operated by his PAC – was banned by Twitter after angry Democrats flooded the platform with demands to “#RemoveTrumpJack”.

A Trump aide did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Russian officials are poised to announce a ban on the Twitter social media network within weeks, if the platform fails to comply with demands to take down unlawful posts featuring child pornography, calls for suicide and drug use.

Federal lawsuit alleges Paxton is seeking to punish Twitter for taking Trump's account offline

Len Niehoff, a professor at the University of Michigan Law School, described the idea as a "constitutional non-starter."

Dorsey also noted that in the long-term, the actions of Twitter and other companies would be “destructive to the noble purpose and ideals of the open internet.”

Shares of Twitter (TWTR) sank more than 10% on Monday after the social media company permanently banned President Donald Trump from the platform late last week.

Twitter has again altered its “hacked materials” policy, reversing a decision to lock the New York Post out of its account over tweets promoting a controversial report about the business dealings of the Biden family.

US President Donald Trump’s official campaign account was banned from Twitter after it violated rules on “COVID-19 misinformation”.

Twitter has confirmed hackers made use of tools that were supposed to have only been available to its own staff to carry off Wednesday's hack attack.