Pentagon wonders what's next for Twitter

Like millions in the United States and overseas, the Pentagon is wondering what's next for Twitter. The Pentagon uses Twitter as an important communications platform, and it's keeping its eye on the turmoil there under Twitter's new owner, Elon Musk.

Like millions in the United States and overseas, the Pentagon is wondering what's next for Twitter. The Pentagon uses Twitter as an important communications platform, and it's keeping its eye on the turmoil there under Twitter's new owner, Elon Musk. Musk completed his $44 billion takeover of the social media platform last month. On Thursday, he warned them of "difficult times ahead." Twitter hasn’t disclosed the total number of layoffs across its global workforce but told local and state officials in the U.S. that it was cutting 784 workers at its San Francisco headquarters, about 200 elsewhere in California, more than 400 in New York City, more than 200 in Seattle and about 80 in Atlanta.