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Home Daily News Elon Musk defrauded Twitter investors in… Trials & Litigation March 23, 2026, 9:35 am CDT Technology billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk committed securities fraud with false or misleading statements about Twitter’s fake bot accounts as he attempted to scrap or renegotiate the $44 billion deal to buy the social media platform, a California jury for a civil trial unanimously found Friday. (Photo by Patrick Pleul/Getty Images) Technology billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk committed securities fraud with false or misleading statements about Twitter’s fake bot accounts as he attempted to scrap or renegotiate the $44 billion deal to buy the social media platform, a California jury for a civil trial unanimously found Friday. Law360 has the story. After deliberating for 20 hours over four days, the jury found that in May 2022, Musk posted two misleading tweets and one in-person statement, the story said, including a May 13, 2022, post stating that the deal was “temporarily on hold” while he gathered information on the amount of bots and spam on the platform now known as X. The jury, however, didn’t find Musk liable based on the investors’ claim of an overall “scheme to defraud Twitter investors,”

Local News "Messy Monday with rain changing to snow in some areas. Scattered snow showers and squalls this evening-tonight could create slick spots as temps drop into the 20s." Share Share Send this article to your social connections. National Weather Service: ‘Rain changes to wintry mix/snow in portions of region early this AM before steady precip ends’ 🌨️Rain changes to wintry mix/snow in portions of region early this AM before steady precip ends. Minor impacts to travel possible, mainly along/north of I-90. 🌨️Scattered snow showers/squalls possible afternoon/eve. Localized impacts possible for PM commute.#MAwx #RIwx #CTwx pic.twitter.com/6cYmY5wA7z — NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) March 23, 2026 Cindy Fitzgibbon, WCVB: ‘Scattered snow showers/squalls this evening into tonight could create slick spots’ MESSY MONDAY… rain 🌧️ is mixing with sleet and snow near and north of the pike. Scattered snow showers/squalls this evening into tonight could create slick spots #WCVB pic.twitter.com/nmuszAkyzB — Cindy Fitzgibbon (@Met_CindyFitz) March 23, 2026 MONDAY…Grab your rain gear- messy day ahead. Areas of rain mixing with and changing to snow near and north of pike. Scattered rain/snow showers this afternoon as temps drop. Additional snow showers/squalls could create slick spots into tonight #WCVB pic.twitter.com/OoaC991fNr — Cindy Fitzgibbon (@Met_CindyFitz) March 23, 2026 THIS

The Kentucky women’s basketball team used a 19-2 run in the first quarter to build a sizeable lead, then cruised past James Madison 71-56 on Saturday in the first round of the 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament in Morgantown, West Virginia. Tonie Morgan led the Cats with 18 points, while adding seven rebounds and seven assists. Amelia Hassett hit four three-point shots on her way to 14 points and Jordan Obi came off the bench to score 12 points. Clara Strack had a double-double with 10 points and 14 rebounds, while Teonni Key came up just short of a double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds. Kentucky scored first on a Key bucket and two Hassett free throws before JMU got on the board. Hassett hit a left wing three to extend the lead to 7-2, but James Madison scored to cut the UK lead to three. Hassett hit another three but JMU responded with a basket to cut the UK lead to 10-6. Morgan hit two free throws, Obi scored in the lane and Morgan made two more free throws to stretch the lead to 10. After the Dukes scored, Strack made a long two, Morgan made a three

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Joyce Edwards had 27 points and eight rebounds and No. 1 seed South Carolina won its 17th straight home  women’s NCAA Tournament game  with a 103-34 defeat of 16th-seeded Southern on Saturday. Edwards and the Gamecocks (32-3) opened with a 15-0 burst and never let up against the Jaguars (20-14), the Southwestern Athletic Conference champions. South Carolina, already up 25 at the break, outscored Southern 32-2 in the third quarter. It took little time for South Carolina to get going with Edwards scoring the first two baskets. Ta’Niya Latson added five points in the opening run as Southern started 0-for-7 shooting with six turnovers. Latson finished with 17 points while Madina Okot and Agot Makeer had 15 points each. Tessa Johnson had 14 points and a career-high 10 rebounds. Jocelyn Tate had 10 points to lead Southern. Gamecock Notables The Gamecock defense was on fire, holding Southern to the lowest points and lowest field goal percentage allowed by the Gamecocks this season, highlighted by a third quarter that saw no field goals from the Jaguars. The 103-34 win marked the largest margin of victory for South Carolina in an NCAA Tournament game (prev. 60 vs. Tennessee

Twitter is officially 20 years old. In another reality, that might make me kind of nostalgic. I've been lurking and scrolling and tweeting for 16 years; most of my adult life. There was a time when Twitter was a place where some internet strangers became my IRL friends, when I was excited to "live-tweet". When my infinitely more well-adjusted friends would send me memes, I would smugly say "I saw that on Twitter days ago." Twitter stopped being that place a long time ago, but I don't have any nostalgia for it. I don't really feel anything at all, actually. Because I can already hear the comments: Yes, I'm still on X. I don't spend as much time there as I did a decade ago, but it's still quite a lot of time, an unhealthy amount, if I'm being honest. My job is to report on social media companies, so I keep (doom)scrolling. That's what I tell myself anyway. A few of my favorite posters are still around. Dril's still got it. The memes are still, occasionally, good, even though X's recommendation algorithm seems to prefer pointing me toward endless AI slop, boring hot takes from thirsty mid-tier tech execs

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About Policy Offices Press Office Press Releases 2026 March Ambassador Jamieson Greer Announces U.S.-Japan Action Plan on Critical Minerals March 19, 2026 WASHINGTON – Today, Ambassador Jamieson Greer announced the enactment of the U.S.-Japan Action Plan on Critical Minerals. Under this Action Plan, the United States and Japan will develop strategic trade policies and border mechanisms to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities and protect the downstream industries that depend on critical minerals imports. “The United States and Japan are taking an important step to expand the production and diversity of critical minerals, laying the foundation for a binding plurilateral agreement supported by price floors and other measures,” said Ambassador Greer. “Today’s announcement reinforces our supply chain resilience and energy security with a key partner in the Indo-Pacific region. I thank my Japanese counterparts for their commitment to deepening coordination on critical minerals to further strengthen the U.S.-Japan alliance.” Read the U.S.-Japan Action Plan on Critical Minerals here .

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