A video circulating online suggested Donald Trump was hospitalized. Fact-checkers confirmed the footage is from 2024, not a recent event. T...

Many major media outlets from Western nations, Russia, China and other countries that previously had either of those tags no longer display...

Twitter is using visual identity signals such as labels and checkmarks on profiles to add more context about the account and help users dis...

With this NPR becomes the first major news media organisation to do so on the social media platform since its $44 billion acquisition by bi...

The coveted blue check mark was previously reserved for verified accounts of politicians, famous personalities, journalists and other publi...

There are now two categories of “blue checks,” and they look identical. One includes the accounts verified before Musk took helm. It notes ...

Elon Musk, the new owner of the microblogging platform, had earlier said the new service would cost $8 and that prices would be adjusted ac...

The move follows a surge in fake accounts on the platform after new boss Elon Musk allowed users to pay $8 for the coveted blue check mark ...

Twitter is offering the blue-tick badge to anyone who pays $8 subscription fee every month.

The Twitter handles of Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Defence Minist...

Twitter's early stage products executive Esther Crawford also confirmed that the revamped Twitter Blue subscription product, which will all...

Last year, the company had expanded account labels to 2 additional categories.

Twitter marked Trump's latest tweet, in which he claimed without evidence that "surprise ballot dumps" were aiding rival Joe Biden, as havi...

The moves come as social network platforms brace for what has been an unusual election cycle due to a high number of mail-in ballots that m...

In an updated blog on the issue, the company laid out in more detail how the policy would apply ahead of Tuesday's voting.

The company is working out whether to flag users who consistently post false information.

The new policy will start with the five permanent members of the UN Security Council - the U.S., U.K., Russia, China and France - whose Twi...