A federal court ordered on Tuesday that Elon Musk must testify again in the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation into his $44 billion takeover of Twitter.

Musk previously testified twice in July 2022, the SEC said, but failed to show up last year for follow-up questioning

An Australian court on Monday sided with Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) in an argument over graphic video. The federal government's internet safety watchdog, known as the eSafety Commissioner, had last month won an injunction against X over video footage of a knife attack at a Sydney church.

Elon Musk must comply with a Securities and Exchange Commission subpoena to testify in the SEC's investigation into the October 2022 Twitter takeover, a federal court ruled Tuesday. The big picture: Musk had argued the SEC didn't have the authority to subpoena him in the investigation into whether he violated federal securities laws in the takeover of the site now known as X and accused the federal agency of harassment amid a years-long