Marco

Coco Gauff says someone on Twitter gave her advice and it helped her win today’s match at the Miami Open.

For what it’s worth, I don’t care what anyone says, X remains the most underrated platform for commerce. This post (with a link included in it) got 100k views and 1,200+ link clicks.

SpaceX is one of the most dominant companies on the planet and their performance gap just keeps getting bigger. In 2025, SpaceX launched more mass to orbit than every other provider on Earth combined. MUCH MORE: every payload from China, Russia, Europe, and all American launchers wasn’t even a fifth of what SpaceX put into orbit. They’re the only company producing rockets at an industrial scale. The practices that made SpaceX dominant aren’t unique to rockets. They’re a blueprint for building anything hard. This episode — and the essay it is based on — explores How SpaceX Works:

Over the last 3 months, Articles on X have grown 18x. It is one of the fasting growing new products on the platform. Today we're making them even better: we're launching a Listen feature—powered by Grok Voice. You'll be able to listen while scrolling Timeline or on-the-go from your lock screen. It's now available on iOS for top Articles in English and launching on more platforms soon. Here's how it works:

🇻🇪 Starlink launched operations in Venezuela Starlink has officially launched operations in Venezuela as of February 2026, marking a significant connectivity milestone for a country where internet infrastructure has historically been limited and unreliable. The SpaceX satellite internet service is now available through authorized distributors, moving away from the informal and parallel import channels through which antennas had previously circulated. Coverage is active across the entire national territory, with prices reported starting at US$35 per month. For a country with widespread connectivity gaps in both rural and urban areas, Starlink represents a good alternative for high-speed internet access.