Elections
Primary season is gearing up, and Tuesday's primaries in four states are proving as pivotal as national elections. Once again, candidates endorsed by Donald Trump are in hot races with others in the primary. Once again, America waits to see if those Trump endorsements continue to pay off.
U.S. Politics
Things are "a-twitter" at the home of the Blue Bird; much of it having to do with Elon Musk, his comments on a variety of issues, and a surge in followers for conservative Twitter users. On Wednesday morning, Fox News reported that Governor Ron DeSantis has garnered nearly 800,000 new followers while Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has seen her number of followers drop by nearly 21,000. Donald Trump, Jr. has also seen a surge in new followers.
People
President Donald Trump spoke with Fox News anchors and told them that he will not return to Twitter, regardless of a successful Twitter acquisition by Elon Musk. Trump gave lots of praise to the idea that Musk could successfully buy the social media giant, but he remarked: "The bottom line is, no, I am not going back to Twitter."
Economy
Throughout Monday, rumors that the board of directors at Twitter and Elon Musk had reached a deal regarding his proposal to buy the company for $44 billion. Late Monday afternoon, an announcement that the board had unanimously accepted his bid was made public, pending the approval of Twitter stockholders.