X aims to challenge YouTube with its video-centric strategy while simultaneously attracting advertisers to diversify its revenue streams.

The Hyundai ad was removed after a user posted anti-Semitic and Hitler-supporting content alongside it.

Musk clarified that new accounts would gain the ability to post without charge three months after their creation.

Four ex-Twitter executives have filed a $128 million lawsuit against Elon Musk, the current CEO of Twitter, alleging unpaid severance.

In compliance with the order, X has restrained these accounts, yet it advocates for the freedom of expression concerning these posts and accounts.

Many have tried to conquer X (formerly Twitter). Many have failed. Will the new challenger have a different story?

The content creator re-uploaded his recent video titled "$1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car!!!" on the microblogging site over the weekend.

The access will be restricted to X's premium users in India.

Digital news publishers exhibit limited concern over X's reversal of the recent headline policy, given its minimal impact on driving traffic.

They had disappeared from the website for improved aesthetics.