Today we'll be talking about Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, civil contempt charges against

former President Trump, the U.S. statements on Russia, and other top news for Wednesday,

April 27th.

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12 days and $44 billion later, Twitter's board unanimously agreed to sell the company

to Elon Musk.

What does this mean?

The deal is still pending regulatory approval and shareholder sign-off, both of which are

expected, but once finalized, Twitter will be Elon's company and he can do whatever

he wants with it.

He's floated a number of changes via Twitter recently, including less content moderation,

an edit button, authenticating humans and removing bots, and long-form tweets.

While everyone seems happy with the idea of cracking down on bots, reactions to Musk's

proposed moderation changes have been mixed.

Musk has said big tech should not be the, quote, de facto, arbiter of free speech, and

he believes that Twitter should not moderate content beyond what's required by law.

Fans, including many Republican lawmakers, praise Musk's, quote, free speech first approach

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