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Wednesday, 7/15, 08:04 PM

Twitter at 20: the platform that rewired public conversation, for better and worse

Twenty years after it launched to the public, the service born as Twitter, now Elon Musk's X, has left an outsized mark on how the world argues, organizes and breaks news.
Its anniversary is a moment to weigh a legacy that is equal parts revolutionary and corrosive.

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