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Elon Musk will join Twitter’s board of directors after taking a 9.2% stake in the social media company. The news sent shares up more than 6% in the morning. Former chief Jack Dorsey praised the move, saying in a tweet that Musk “cares deeply about our world and Twitter’s role in it.”

Jack Harlow, hip-hop’s newest charming scamp, recently came to Lil Nas X’s defense and clapped back at haters. Before the 64th Annual Grammy Awards, Jack called the Montero rapper a trailblazer while addressing the criticism during Live From E!: Grammys.

Several major companies like Kickstarter, Bolt, Unilever, and countries as a whole like Iceland have tried the effective work-life balance program. The program aims to prove that people can work 80% of the time and still earn 100% of their pay.

Kanye West has pulled out of his scheduled closing night performance of both upcoming Coachella weekends, April 15-17 and April 22-24.

Suspect Dandre Martin was arrested and charged with assault and possession of an illegal firearm. County Dist. Atty. Anne Marie says that though she expected stronger charges against Martin, he “has not been arrested for any homicide related to this incident”. Those dead include three men and three women.

Governor Jared Polis signed HB22-1279 into law on Monday, giving those in the state the ability to receive services like reproductive care and abortions without government interference.

Jury selection in the death penalty trial of Nikolas Cruz, who already pled guilty to the murders of 17 students and staff members began on Monday after years of delay due to the Covid Pandemic.

Hillsborough Sheriff Chronister said, “Operation Empty Tank” concluded with the arrest of 6 men who stole at least $60,000 worth of gas. In a coordinated attack, the men would install a homemade device disabling the sensor that calculates the cost per gallon.

A few of the horrors that 14-year-old Karina Ivashchenko saw over the last month in Mariupol, Ukraine, missile strikes, shaking walls, and a bloodied corpse. She was terrified and unsure of what would come as she hid in a dark basement with others.

Two years ago, Amazon’s general counsel suggested focusing public attention on fired employee and labor activist Christian Smalls because he “wasn’t smart or articulate.” On Friday, Smalls led the union he founded to victory.