Ryan, can you feel that?

Change is in the air.

It is, Pamela.

Hey, Tenors, we're trying something new at the Ten News.

We're dropping headlines on Tuesday and in-depth reports on Wednesdays.

That means it's time for the ten things you need to know right now.

First up, after months of speculation, promises, backtracking, and a lawsuit,

Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion.

The richest man on earth changed his Twitter bio to head twit and fired the CEO, CFO, and the head of trust and safety on his first day of being in charge.

That sounds sticky. And you know what else is sticky? Snot.

The rare I-I is a primate with a super long finger that it sometimes uses to pick its nose and eat its boogers.

Gross!

Many primates do this, and some scientists think there could be health benefits.

But the risk of spreading bacteria and viruses is also high.

So think twice before you go digging for gold.

And a reminder to be weary about what you see on social media.

A video from 2021 that was edited to make Vice President Kamala Harris say something false is making the rounds again.

Fact checkers say the video which shows the VP saying most people in the hospital with

COVID are vaccinated was edited and she actually said the

exact opposite.

COVID-19 vaccines are proven to be safe and effective.

Yep.

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