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Donald Trump's planned interview with Elon Musk on the X platform encountered technical difficulties. Many users reported being unable to watch the live broadcast of the conversation.

Venezuelan President Maduro has ordered access to social network X to be blocked for 10 days. This decision was made after his election victory was widely disputed, and many countries recognized the opposition candidate as the winner.

Elon Musk's X/Twitter is filing a lawsuit against a group of advertisers, accusing them of illegally conspiring to boycott the site. The company claims to have lost billions of dollars in revenue due to the actions of these firms.

Labor Party MPs are planning to summon Elon Musk to discuss X's influence on race riots in Britain. They are concerned about Musk's comments and the restoration of the far-right activist's account.

Turkey has blocked access to Instagram after the platform blocked condolence posts for the slain Hamas leader. The regulator did not specify the reason and duration of the ban, but it happened after an official criticized Instagram's actions.

US President Joe Biden shares a photo of the released Evan Hershkovich, Alsa Kurmashova, and Paul Whelan. The largest prisoner exchange between the United States and Russia since the Cold War took place, and 24 people were released.

Ilon Musk has denied reports that he plans to donate $45 million monthly to Trump's campaign. He said he supports Republicans because of their views on meritocracy and freedom.

Elon Musk said that Tesla will start producing humanoid robots for internal use in 2025. The company plans to sell them to other companies starting in 2026, with the expected price of less than $20,000.

Social network X (formerly Twitter) is facing a fine of up to 6% of its global turnover from the European Commission for allegedly deceiving users with its paid account verification policy and violating the EU Digital Services Act.

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) is developing a downvote feature for replies to posts.

The NATO Summit, marking the 75th anniversary of the Alliance's founding, begins today in Washington. President Joe Biden will host representatives of NATO member states at the historic celebration of the strongest defense alliance in history.

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili strongly condemned Russia's massive missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, including the Okhmatdyt children's hospital in Kyiv, emphasizing the brutal methods and tragic consequences of Russia's war against Ukraine.

The newly appointed Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Dick Schuf, assured President Zelenskyy of the Netherlands' firm political, military and financial support for Ukraine, "whatever it takes," and expressed hope for a personal meeting with Zelenskyy at the upcoming NATO summit.

The U. S. military destroyed three Houthi unmanned aerial vehicles in the Red Sea over the past 24 hours in a self-defense operation.

Julian Assange has pleaded guilty to espionage charges, and the United States will drop all other charges against him after sentencing.

Tropical Storm Alberto hit the United States and Mexico, bringing heavy rains that killed three people in northeastern Mexico, but also gave hope to the drought-stricken region, and authorities welcomed much-needed precipitation.

Christophe de Loire, director general of the human rights group Reporters Without Borders, has died of cancer at the age of 53.

Elon Musk may become an adviser to Donald Trump in the White House if the latter wins the next US presidential election, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.

Elon Musk's X platform will soon hide public preferences so that users can safely like “hot” posts without worrying about who will see their preferences.

Israel is concerned that the International Criminal Court may issue arrest warrants for its top officials on charges related to the war against Hamas in Gaza.

The United States has provided 107 generators to hospitals and schools in 5 localities in Kharkiv region to help them operate during power outages caused by russia's constant rocket attacks on energy infrastructure.

YouTube has blocked videos about military service evasion from several Russian opposition channels at the request of the Russian authorities, marking a new trend of removing human rights content in Russia.

The US State Department plans to confiscate Russian assets in the US and use them to compensate Ukraine for the damage caused by the Russian invasion, working with G7 partners.

Turkey has sent 32 rescuers and vehicles to Iran to help search for the helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, which made a hard landing in northwestern Iran at the request of the Iranian side.

The social network formerly known as Twitter has officially switched to the x. com domain, as announced by Elon Musk.

The European Commission has launched an investigation into whether Meta's Facebook and Instagram violated the Digital Services Act by failing to protect minors from addictive algorithms, inappropriate content, and privacy violations.

During a working visit to Latin America, the Ukrainian delegation invited Chilean leaders to join the first global peace summit initiated by the President of Ukraine.

Serbian authorities arrested a person who threatened the security of President Aleksandar Vucic after an attack on Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was attacked, which was strongly condemned by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal as an unacceptable act of violence against the head of a partner state.

Ilya Sutskever, co-founder and chief scientist of OpenAI, left the company after almost 10 years of work, and Jakub Pachocki became the new chief scientist.