Representatives from the UK, Germany, the European Commission, and the United Nations raise concerns over Twitter’s suspension of US journalists (The Guardian)

Chris Matthews / MarketWatch:
Lina Khan says she’s “extremely disturbed” by, and looking closely at, Mudge’s claim that Twitter misled the FTC about its compliance with a 2011 consent decree  —  FTC is ‘looking at this closely,’ Khan said  —  Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Lina Khan said Tuesday she was …

Micah Lee / The Intercept:
Donie O’Sullivan, Drew Harwell, and other journalists remain locked out of their Twitter accounts despite suspensions lifted, many until they delete tweets  —  I’ve been writing critically about billionaire Elon Musk since he took over Twitter — particularly about his “free speech” hypocrisy and his censorship of left-wing accounts.

Mitchell Clark / The Verge:
Musk says Twitter will lift suspension of accounts that “doxxed my location”, after he ran a poll resulting in 58.7% users voting for immediate unsuspension  —  (The journalists did not reveal his real-time location.)  Out of the two poll options, “now” won with 58.7 percent of the responses, beating “in 7 days.”

New York Times:
Sources: in the weeks before Elon Musk’s renewed bid, his representatives asked Twitter about redoing the deal at a lower price, for as much as 30% less  —  Before Mr. Musk renewed his $44 billion proposal, he and the company haggled in discussions that ultimately did not advance.

Taylor Lorenz / Washington Post:
Twitter will offer a “general amnesty” next week to suspended accounts that “have not broken the law or engaged in egregious spam” after 72% vote yes in a poll  —  The Twitter chief says he will reinstate accounts suspended for harassment, abuse and misinformation beginning next week.

Paul Sawers / TechCrunch:
Twitter seems to have disabled Spaces, its live audio service, after Musk joined and then abruptly left a group conversation that included suspended journalists  —  Twitter has apparently pulled its Spaces group audio feature, at least temporarily, after Elon Musk joined a group conversation …