Earlier this year, CEO Jack Dorsey said, "we'll probably never do it."

Plus, unclaimed luggage found at airports now sold online, and Segway will stop production July 15.

Plus, proposed double-decker seating on planes, and a new dating app for dog lovers.

Twitter has removed a vast network of accounts that is says is linked to the Chinese government and was pushing false information favorable to the country’s communist rulers

Juneteenth, celebrated as the day when slavery in the U.S. ended, will now be officially commemorated by Twitter and Square.

The move comes as disinformation spreads online amid protests and unrest.

The new feature is getting attention after one of President Donald Trump’s tweets was flagged for being potentially misleading.

The feature was used to fact-check one of President Donald Trump's tweets.

President Donald Trump blasted the social media company for attaching the fact check warning to some of his tweets.

Twitter announced Monday it will warn users with a label when a tweet contains disputed or misleading information about the coronavirus

The social media giant announced that it plans to allow all of its employees to work from home if they choose.

The social media giant said the pat months "have proven we can make that work."

Twitter joins companies such as Facebook and Google, who are allowing employees to work from home for the rest of the year.

Plus, new leaks on the iPhone 12 and Apple reportedly developing new smart headphones called AirPod Studios.

The new feature is part of ongoing efforts by the social media company to rid its platform of abuse and bullying.

Twitter’s stock has tumbled after the company failed to show that it’s weathering the pandemic-borne digital advertising slump the same way its bigger rivals Facebook and Google are

High school senior Lincoln Debenham tweeted at Barack Obama asking him to do a nationwide commencement for 2020 high school seniors who won't have an in-person ceremony.

Introducing "Quarantine House," an unofficial Twitter game that has sprung up as weeks of stay-at-home order threaten to drive us all around the bend.

Lenin once wrote there are "weeks when decades happen." This past March was more like a half-century.

The first post labeled "manipulated media" by Twitter came from the White House.

Dan Scavino, assistant to the president and director of social media at the White House, tweeted an edited clip of Joe Biden, seen speaking at this event.

Twitter is testing a new feature called “fleets,” starting in Brazil on Thursday, that allows users to automatically remove messages on its platform after 24 hours.

Twitter is rolling out a test of disappearing messages on its platform for those who want to share their thoughts without having them exist online forever.

Multiple reports say a major investor wants to force CEO Jack Dorsey out of his job by taking over the board.

Bloomberg posted an edited video of his Democratic rivals during the debate, which Twitter's new policy would label "misleading."

Plus, Apple's legal battle with a former employee, and the richest towns in the country.

Images of tweets flagged by Twitter as "Harmfully Misleading" were leaked to NBC News and are making rounds on social media.

Many sped to social media to mock the idea that a narrative could be formed off just-under two-thirds of anything.

The move is part of the billionaire’s social experiment on Twitter to determine if giving people money makes them happier.

The social media site is testing a feature that allows users to limit who can reply to their tweets.

The social media giant says the old version of their Android app could be vulnerable to hackers.

The social media giant revealed that “Game of Thrones” was the most tweeted about TV show followed by “Stranger Things”.

The process will take a few months, and affected users are being notified.

The new policy on the social media site has restricted all political advertisements.

Twitter unveiled it's new wide-reaching policy regarding political ads ahead of 2020, after co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey announced the platform would ban political ads.

Two former Twitter employees were allegedly recruited by the Saudi government to spy on critics.

Federal investigators say the men were recruited to track people criticizing the kingdom online. ABC News Kenneth Moton reports.

Federal prosecutors allege a Saudi official bribed two former Twitter employees to spy on some users who were suspected critics of the Saudi government.

As the 2020 election approaches, Twitter CEO announced a ban on purchasing political ads.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced in a tweet that the platform will ban all political ads.

The decision, announced by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, was seen by many as a rebuttal to Mark Zuckerberg, who said Facebook will run political ads without fact-checking them.

Weak revenue, profit, overshadow strong user growth at Twitter

Macyn McMillian, aka "Mac Sauce," writes lyrics to her own songs.

Twitter and TweetDeck experienced outages overnight that impacted the ability to Tweet, view direct messages and more.

The social media giant's revealed it suspended fake accounts and more in China, the UAE, Spain and more.

Jack Dorsey's Twitter account was hacked and filled with racist and anti-Semitic content.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account has been hacked and sending racist and vulgar tweets to his 4.2 million followers.

Conservative New York Times columnist Bret Stephens deleted his Twitter account Tuesday morning after a social media flare-up over being called a "bedbug."

Facebook and Twitter said the accounts were meant to undermine the protests in Hong Kong.

Twitter reported surprisingly strong user numbers and revenue even as it cracks down on fake accounts