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Musk brings in allies to start making changes at Twitter

Friday evening, shortly after Musk completed the sale, the garage at Twitter's headquarters began filling with Teslas in the reserved spots, parked in a row.

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People ditch handwritten "thank you" cards: “It’s like, who has stamps?”

Some people don't like it.

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Suspect in Pelosi attack's online activity: What we know

According to AP, DePape's name is attached to a number of online blogs and posts that give a glimpse into his history.

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"Calm down": Israel's Herzog tries to ease U.S. concerns about radical right ahead of elections

The Biden administration is concerned about the possible inclusion of Jewish supremacists in a future Israeli government.

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Pelosi attack stokes Congress' fears: "Somebody is going to die"

Lawmakers fear for their safety in an era of rising violence.

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Afro-Latino players quietly reshaping America's pasttime amid racial complexities

The MLB is full of Afro-Latino powerhouses.

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Musk: Twitter to create new council before "major content decisions"

Musk on Thursday completed his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter.

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Google goes all in vs. Microsoft over lucrative federal contracts

Google is already battling Microsoft on a number of fronts.

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Election officials prepare for unprecedented efforts to disrupt 2022 midterm

Election officials in battleground states are on heightened alert ahead of the 2022 midterm amid new warnings.

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Axios Finish Line: Jettison the jerks

It's easy to get sucked into their negative energy.

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MTG: Investigate donors who cut off GOP

Greene vowed that Republicans will crack down on what she bizarrely described as "corporate communism"

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Tech giants go to war with Apple

The backlash has been increasing as Apple pushes to make more money from software services.

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In angry email, China denounces "despicable" Senate bill to sanction Xi

Sen. Josh Hawley proposed sanctions on Xi over Xinjiang.

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Hot job of the future: Fixing electric car chargers

There's growing demand for technicians trained to service EV chargers.

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Democrats grasp for third rail in closing message focused on Social Security and Medicare

Amid signs of a growing red wave, Democrats are trying to dent the GOP's credibility on the economy.

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State and local governments continued to buy Chinese telecom gear despite warnings

U.S. officials have warned Chinese telecom equipment could make the U.S. vulnerable to economic espionage or digital sabotage.

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Ye was escorted out of Sketchers LA office after arriving unannounced

"Skechers is not considering and has no intention of working with West."

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Ukraine "concerned" about U.S. Republican threats to cut aid, FM says

“We are concerned with these statements. We believe they are unfair," Ukraine's foreign minister tells Axios.

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Palihapitiya: "I massively benefitted" from Fed policy

Investors in risky asset classes "massively benefitted" from years of ultra-easy monetary policy.

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Physicians brace for Medicare cuts, will ask Congress for help

Several specialties, like radiology and vascular surgery, could receive cuts to Medicare payments in 2023 .

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Climate activists divided on souping art

Some say the protests are counterproductive, while others insist the tactics are beside the point.

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Carl P. Leubsdorf: Midterm elections could threaten US support for Ukraine

The main reason Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ill-considered and brutal invasion of Ukraine has so far proved unsuccessful has been the unexpected determination and courage of the Ukrainian people in fighting to keep their independence.

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Fetterman's painful debate

"Why the hell did Fetterman agree to this?" one Fetterman backer told Axios.

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The midterms race the world should be watching

Republican election deniers are running for positions to oversee future elections in Arizona. If they win, they could upend electoral democracy in the US, reports Richard Hall and Alex Woodward.

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Tough times for plant-based meat

Beyond Meat introduces plant-based steak, amid softening demand in the sector.

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