Alex Jones: Conspiracy theorist returns to X with Andrew Tate repost
The conspiracy theorist was banned from Twitter – now X – but its owner has now reinstated him.
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OpenAI Says New York Times Lawsuit Against It Is ‘Without Merit’
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