On X, formerly Twitter, criticize the site's owner Elon Musk, and you may get secretly punished. The New York Times reports ...

The New York Times says it has found “the starkest signs yet” to confirm fears about the potential to stifle free speech on X ...

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It's unclear exactly how the breach occurred. This particular leak affects more than 200 million users. However, roughly 2.8 ...

Hackers claimed to have access to the user records of 200 million people on Elon Musk's X, formerly called Twitter.

Elon Musk ended a video game livestream from his private jet after he received hundreds of hate messages and lost to the game's first boss fights. The SpaceX CEO, who was testing the capabilities of ...

The judge ruled the chief marketing officer of Twitter before its rebrand had plausibly pleaded the right to at least one equitable remedy at this point.

In the US, a number of Minnesota-based companies have stopped using X. They include Best Buy, Target, 3M, UnitedHealth Group ...

Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro ... struggling with such accounts since soon after Mr Musk bought the platform, when it was still known as Twitter.

Many others who criticized Mr. Musk have claimed they were quietly suppressed on the platform, a tactic known as ...