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You come at the X trolling king, you better not miss. And unfortunately for The Economist, all of cyberspace saw its editor-in-chief get torn to shreds in a debate battle with the world’s richest man.

It’s been made clear that the world’s richest man wasn’t too impressed with Christopher Nolan’s DEI-friendly twist on one of Homer’s iconic Greek hero stories. And he’s decided to do something about it.

The world’s richest man has had enough of anti-Israel fake news peddler and New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof for wildly claiming he "killed" people by taking a blowtorch to massive government waste. A woman dying in an ambulance in Liberia was somehow Musk's fault! Musk responded: "You're an utter piece of sh-t and a liar."

For all the media bluster that Elon Musk’s hostile takeover of Twitter could ultimately nuke his net worth, the goalposts have since been moved and those same media talking heads are having a meltdown over the fact that the world’s richest man just proved all of them wrong.

Thursday morning on X, Lyndsey Fifield — a Washington D.C.-area woman and conservative who revealed she had an abusive relationship with Maine Democratic senatorial candidate Graham Platner — tore into New York Times reporter and supposed #MeToo dean Jodi Kantor for her partisan hijinks and “horrific smears” in callously dismissing allegations she and other ex-girlfriends shared with The Times…

Alex Soros pledging a fortune to fight antisemites is about as believable as an arsonist dressing up as a firefighter.

Stephen L. Miller -- "Redsteeze" on X -- won our Bulldog Award for Outstanding Social Media Personality for taking on all kinds of media misbehavior on Elon's free-speech playground. We discuss bizarre rape-dog stories, the "Corbynization" of the Left, and Oliver Darcy's farcy website waging war on Bari Weiss as she barely makes changes at CBS News.

It turns out that hundreds of millions in U.S. tax dollars was being doled out to a radical George Soros-funded legal group at the tip of the spear of the leftist billionaire’s political war against the American criminal justice system. Talk about law and disorder!

“Basketball is for everyone,” the NBA proudly proclaims on its Diversity & Inclusion website. Chicago Bulls guard Jaden Ivey just learned that slogan comes with a rainbow-colored asterisk after he was waived for expressing his personal religious views on homosexuality and abortion.

For some reason, HBO’s John Oliver decided that Elon Musk and his transformation of Twitter/X would make for golden comedic material for his main topic on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight. As Oliver tells it, the site has gotten “much darker” since Musk took over, but any reference to the prior problems or his native Britain’s creepy solutions was left unmentioned.

On Monday’s CBS Mornings and in an article at CBSNews.com, immigration reporter Camilo Montoya-Galvez continued his penchant for putting illegal immigrants first by scoffing at President Trump’s deportation efforts, claiming “[f]ewer than 14 percent of” those arrested by Homeland Security have violent criminal convictions or charges on their record.

Steven C. Bush, chairman, president, and CEO of Apple Bank— the largest state-chartered savings bank in New York state — spoke with MRC Business about his optimism for the future of American capitalism amid troubling trends.

The X account of epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher was nearly unreachable following the platform's ban from search results after he shared a study linking vaccines to autism. Hulscher is associated with the McCullough Foundation, formed in 2023 for medical freedom advocacy. Dr. Peter McCullough, foundation president, faced similar censorship on platforms like YouTube and Amazon. Elon Musk later…

A British documentary highlighting the rise of Orwellian language policing in the U.K. is ironically being censored on the platform X due to a 2023 law requiring age verification. Users must log into age-verified accounts to view it, limiting exposure. The documentary, which contains no inappropriate content, faces restrictions that hinder its reach and awareness of U.K.’s censorship practices…