Tech billionaire Elon Musk has chosen a sprawling federal court district in northern Texas to resolve all lawsuits filed against X, the social media platform he owns that was formerly known as Twitter. The decision ensures that such lawsuits will be heard ...

Lawsuits against X (formerly Twitter) will soon be heard in the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas. The shift was first announced last

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has introduced a new policy that mandates all lawsuits against his social media platform X, to be filed in the Northern District of Texas, The Washington Post reports. The move is viewed by experts as "forum shopping," a tactic commonly employed by companies to obtain favorable rulings in courts.

Elon Musk has reportedly purchased a sprawling $35 million compound in Texas for his children and some of their mothers.

The world’s richest person has waded into local election contests in Texas where his sizable contributions can make a big difference.

Musk's influence in politics, including support for Donald Trump, adds another layer to his strategy. A Trump victory could lessen regulatory oversight on X, though state attorneys general and others might still pursue litigation.