Elon Musk

After Elon Musk removed legacy verified users' checkmarks, Twitter's biggest users are blocking everyone who pays.

This includes Stephen King's checkmark.

It's the dawn of a new day on the embattled app.

The powerful rocket – which is also the world's biggest — is finally set to launch today.

The ultimate high holiday, 4/20, is upon us. But why do we use that number to refer to cannabis? Here's a brief history of its origins. 

Public safety accounts will still be limited unless they pay up for Twitter API access.

Phew, a bullet dodged.

"Freedom of Speech, not Freedom of Reach," said Twitter.

Twitter's new API rules just blocked numerous National Weather Service alert accounts and others from working.

Following his interview on the BBC, Musk told followers that it was time to "move on" from the Twitter Files.

Is this a sign of things to come?

The paid subscription feature wasn't much of a success before. Will anything be different this time around?

Musk called for a months-long pause on AI development just last month.

The world: We've noticed.

Get it? The weed number?

Twitter's latest attempt to keep users from going to Substack is done in the pettiest way possible.

Cross-app promo is a no-no.

Taibbi said he would no longer use Twitter after it blocked Substack. Musk then unfollowed him.

Substack writers cannot embed tweets in their posts. Twitter users cannot retweet or like tweets with Substack links.

Twitter has now rolled out details regarding 'half ads' for paying users.

Take some time to read this one.

These bleak numbers might be why Twitter checkmarks were merged.

Developers doubt whether there's a future for Twitter's third-party app ecosystem under Elon Musk.

Corporate cringe.

Dogecoin prices pumped on the Twitter change, of course.