National Public Radio (NPR) has left Twitter after a dispute with SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The dispute started when Musk replied to a tweet from NPR, calling them out for inaccurately reporting on his recent comments. NPR then replied sarcastically, and Musk responded with a satirical comment. The exchange ended with NPR unfollowing Musk and deleting their tweet. The next day NPR left Twitter altogether, with a statement saying “we’re leaving @Twitter because they don’t take harassment seriously. Our journalistic mission is to report the truth, not to be constantly harassed on our platform. Goodbye.” Musk, who has had numerous clashes with journalists and news organizations in the past, has not yet commented on NPR’s departure from Twitter. While Twitter has been criticized for not doing enough to combat harassment on the platform, it is unclear what specific event or incident led to NPR’s decision to leave. Some have suggested that Musk’s influence and power may have played a role in the decision. Regardless, the incident highlights the ongoing challenges that many news organizations face in the current media landscape.