Twitter has been engulfed in chaos since billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk took the helm.

Twitter has been a bit of a mess since billionaire Tesla CEO took helm, cutting the company’s workforce in half, overhauling the platform’s verification system, sparring with some users and acknowledging that “dumb things” might happen as he reshapes one of the world’s most high-profile information ecosystems.

Businesses are lining up to support employees who want to participate in climate change demonstrations. NEW YORK - A growing number of brands and retailers are backing the global climate strikes, as a message to government leaders that it's time to do something about the climate crisis. The companies' involvement ranges from closing stores and operations to supporting employees who want to participate in the strikes. "Already American businesses are being hurt by climate-related extreme weather and changing weather patterns," David Levine, president of ASBC, said in a statement. Here is a growing list of some of the companies showing their support for the strikes:3P Partners, Inc.450 Architects, Inc.A Better WorldA.K.

Taylor Swift said everything she had to say with her scathing message about Scooter Braun on Sunday, but she's continuing to share her thoughts by liking fans' posts on Tumblr. Bieber apologized for his previous Instagram post alluding to Kanye West's 2016 feud with Swift (showing the artists and Braun video chatting, with the caption "What up Taylor Swift"). Swift liked the post -- which some fans took as confirmation that Bieber allegedly cheated on Swift's best friend, Selena Gomez, during their relationship. A friend of his congratulated him on "buying Taylor Swift." RELATED CONTENT:Breaking Down Taylor Swift's Battle With Scooter Braun Over Her Master RecordingsCelebs Take Sides in Taylor Swift Feud With Scooter Braun: Demi Lovato, Halsey and Others Weigh InBig Machine's Scott Borchetta Responds to Taylor Swift's Post on Scooter Braun: 'It's Time for Some Truth'

LOS ANGELES - Taylor Swift is not staying silent over the sale of her masters to Scooter Braun. "This is my worst case scenario," Swift writes. Braun's Ithaca Holdings announced Sunday that it is acquiring Big Machine Label Group which released all of Swift's studio albums and owns her masters. "When I left my masters in (Big Machine Label Group founder Scott Borchetta's) hands, I made peace with the fact that eventually he would sell them," she writes. She writes that now Braun has "stripped her" of her life's work that she "wasn't given an opportunity to buy."

"Tebowing" is now the biggest Internet trend. As described on the Tumblr blog, Tebowing "is to get down on a knee and start praying, even if everyone else around you is doing something completely different." Photos on the site show people Tebowing in bookstores, in airports, in the operating room, in the U.S. Capitol and while golfing. There are even photos of toddlers Tebowing and one mimicking the Beatle's "Abbey Road" album cover. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Jared Kleinstein, the founder of the blog, said he first convinced his friends to pose like Tebow after watching the former Gators QB lead a fourth-quarter comeback against the Miami Dolphins.