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Twitter pranksters troll media outlets
A pair of pranksters posing as laid-off Twitter employees tricked multiple media outlets awaiting news on whether Elon Musk had begun axing staffers.
‘Let the good times role’: Musk sets Twitter free
Elon Musk promised to “let the good times role” as he began his first full day digging into Twitter’s code, with Donald Trump celebrating the platform’s sale to the “sane” billionaire.
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