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If the Tesla boss becomes owner of the social media company, he plans to lay off 5,625 people, according to a report

San Francisco (AFP) - Massive layoffs appear to be on the horizon at Twitter, especially if billionaire Elon Musk completes his $44 billion purchase of the company, the Washington Post reported on Thursday.

Congress needs to require a lot more transparency when retired military members go to work for other governments.

Axios (Shawna Chen) reports, as does an opinion piece in the Washington Post (Josh Rogin) (paywalled). From the Post: [L]ast November, when [American citizen Saad Ibrahim Almadi] traveled to Riyadh to visit family, he was detained regarding 14 tweets posted on his account over the previous seven years. One of…

The Blizzard Albany union vote has a clear path forward after the NLRB dismissed Activision Blizzard’s petition against the QA team’s efforts

Margaret Sullivan has a manifesto

"Don't say I gave them to you," Trump said of his classified letters with Kim Jong-Un

In an effort to get Russian men to help invade Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin’s police and military officers have resorted to snatching citizens from public places in Moscow and St. Petersburg over the past weeks, before taking them to military enlistment offices.

NZ Post is offering its courier drivers plenty of incentives to switch from diesel vans to state-of-the-art EVs – the first 20 of 60 Mercedes electric vans on order were rolled out this week.

The U.S. State Department confirmed that a Saudi-American citizen has been detained in Saudi Arabia, and said that Washington has repeatedly raised its concerns over his jailing, most recently on Monday.

XBB, another mutated version of Omicron, may be best suited to evade immune protections.