"Filing legal actions against SpaceX is *actually* his full-time job," Elon Musk tweeted about Jeff Bezos on Wednesday.

“We want you to enjoy healthy conversations, so this test is one way we're limiting overwhelming and unwelcome interactions," Twitter wrote in a statement.

"The capital market will no longer become a paradise for capitalists to get rich overnight," the author of an opinion piece wrote.

In a blog post, the mid-ranking Foreign Service officer called Jewish people "the seed of the Serpent, that brood of vipers.”

The duo decided upon their exit after the White House moved to start administering COVID-19 booster shots by the week of September 20, despite not having FDA approval.

The law allows app developers the freedom to choose their own payment processing systems without facing delayed app reviews or being deleted from the Apple's and Google's marketplaces.

The House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol requested info from 15 social media companies, the FBI and more.

Cases of COVID-19 have surged in recent weeks, with Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas all reporting ICU capacity over 90 percent.

“Bishop Sycamore told us they had a number of division one prospects on their roster. To be frank, a lot of that we could not verify," ESPN's commentator said during the game.

“We're prepared to house them and feed them for as long as it takes to get them through the process," Air Force General Glen D. VanHerck said.

“News of this list being shared shows that once the military-led evacuation effort concludes, America has a responsibility to use all of its available resources to rescue our allies by every other available method," Kristofer Goldsmith told Newsweek.

“Anybody who's been killed right now was an American ally of some type," said Matt Zeller, veteran Army captain and founder of the nonprofit No One Left Behind program.

“While we're saddened by the loss of life, of both U.S. and Afghans, we're continuing to execute the mission," Marine Corps Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. said.

“Almost anything now can be used by ISIS to try to break up the Taliban's ability to appear or be somewhat moderate, affecting its relations with the US and outside powers," Anthony H. Cordesman of CSIS told Newsweek.

“The legal question of Mr. Hale's guilt is settled, but the moral question remains open," Omar wrote. "I strongly believe that a full pardon, or at least a commutation of his sentence, is warranted.”

“Even if we bring the foreign ministers together at one table this could be considered a breakthrough to end the tensions between Iranians and the Gulf Arabs," an official close to Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi said.

“The pope presents the Christian faith as not just superseding the Torah, but asserts that the latter no longer gives life," Rabbi Rasson Arousi said.

With the Delta variant accounting for 93 percent of new cases, six governors face a strain on their hospitals as they remain focused on keeping their states open and deregulated.

“The option has always been chaos in a terrorist safe haven, or [maintaining] a small residual force," Texas Representative Dan Crenshaw said.

“We can only imagine how many thousands of terrorists have been airlifted out of Afghanistan and into neighborhoods around the world," Trump wrote.