Justice Alexandre de Moraes said Musk engaged in a "disinformation campaign" on social media.

The E.U. launched the investigation into the platform, saying it infringed on the bloc’s Digital Services Act.

Lawmakers said these issues can deter individuals from accessing essential reproductive health services.

The posts in question propagated conspiracy theories about the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The rise of unverified “new elites” on Twitter as they reshape the narrative on the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The tool’s removal has raised concerns among journalists and advocates about spreading electoral misinformation.

The shift has complicated the task of distinguishing credible sources from impersonators or purveyors of hoaxes.

This policy reversal has raised concerns about the potential spread of misinformation and hate speech.

Twitter’s “blue tick” subscription service has worsened misinformation on the platform.

Mastodon has become more attractive to journalists in the wake of Twitter’s troubles.