Twitter suspends prominent journalists, SKYY wants to pay for your wedding and more

It was another normal night on Twitter, with Elon Musk banning several prominent tech journalists who have covered him critically and taking part in a bizarre Twitter Spaces event.

You know, standard Thursday stuff.

The accounts belonging to CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan, The New York Times’ Ryan Mac, The Washington Post’s Drew Harwell and other journalists who have covered Musk aggressively in recent weeks were all abruptly permanently suspended. The account of progressive independent journalist Aaron Rupar was also banned.

Neither Musk nor Twitter responded to CNN’s request for comment and the platform did not formally (say) why the journalists were exiled from the platform.

But, in a series of sporadic tweets, Musk claimed that the journalists had violated his new “doxxing” policy by sharing his “exact real-time” location, amounting to what he described as “assassination coordinates.” None of the banned journalists appeared to have shared Musk’s precise real-time location.