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Former President Trump refuses to distance himself from far-right activist Laura Loomer, despite criticism from both parties. Loomer's presence on Trump's campaign trail sparks controversy.
Former President Donald Trump declares he won't sell his stake in Trump Media & Technology Group or leave Truth Social. The announcement causes an 18% jump in company shares amidst recent market fluctuations.
Former President Trump's recent association with controversial figure Laura Loomer sparks debate. Analysis suggests Loomer's presence reinforces, rather than alters, Trump's existing political approach and ideologies.
A fabricated Guardian article about GB Energy, falsely attributed to Ed Miliband, spread on social media. The Guardian confirmed it never published such content, highlighting the ongoing challenge of online misinformation.
The 2014 Ferguson protests ignited a new era in U. S. civil rights, influencing discussions on race, policing, and social issues. This event's ripple effects continue to shape activism and public discourse a decade later.
The White House has criticized former President Donald Trump for his connection to far-right activist Laura Loomer, known for inflammatory statements. Trump's recent interactions with Loomer have sparked controversy.
As users flee X (formerly Twitter) due to Musk's changes, this guide outlines the process of exiting the platform, from account deactivation to data management and alternative options.
Trump Media stock drops 15% following a presidential debate where Kamala Harris outperformed Donald Trump. The company's valuation and upcoming lock-up expiry add to investor concerns.
As Trump and Harris prepare for their upcoming debate, campaigns focus on social media strategies. Both sides plan to leverage platforms for fact-checking and viral content distribution.
Kamala Harris' 2019 remarks on suspending Trump's Twitter account were misconstrued as a call to shut down X (formerly Twitter) in the US. Fact-checkers clarify her actual stance on social media regulation.
As the first Trump-Harris debate approaches, both candidates face challenges. Trump's aggressive tactics risk alienating key voters, while Harris must navigate attacks while defining her campaign vision.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump prepare for a pivotal debate in Philadelphia, showcasing stark policy contrasts. Recent campaign changes and Trump's election rhetoric add tension to the event.
Misinformation about immigrants harming animals in Ohio gains traction on social media. Political figures amplify unsubstantiated claims, highlighting the spread of online rumors in political discourse.
Donald Trump's recent statements promise harsh measures against immigrants and election officials, reflecting an intensification of his divisive political strategy and deepening partisan rifts in America.
TikTok emerges as a pivotal platform in the 2024 U. S. presidential race, with candidates adapting to its unique format. The app's influence extends beyond its user base, potentially reshaping political communication.
U. S. authorities accuse RT employees of coordinating an online network to sway the 2024 election. Social media giants face challenges in addressing this new form of covert influence operation involving real American citizens.
Elon Musk's X platform banned in Brazil over non-compliance with court orders. The incident highlights growing tensions between tech giants and governments worldwide over online content regulation.
Former President Trump suggests Elon Musk to lead a government efficiency commission, sparking debate on its feasibility and potential impact. Critics draw parallels to Musk's controversial Twitter management.
Brazil's Supreme Court panel backs decision to block X nationwide. The ruling demands compliance with local laws and payment of fines, intensifying the debate on social media regulation.
From Israeli protests to German elections and US labor strikes, global events unfold. Climate records break as a Maryland town offers relocation incentives amidst population decline.
Two years after Elon Musk's $44 billion Twitter purchase, investors face significant losses as X's valuation drops. Major stakeholders grapple with the financial impact, while some remain optimistic about the platform's future.
Elon Musk and Tesla win dismissal of a federal lawsuit alleging cryptocurrency fraud. Investors claimed Musk manipulated dogecoin's price through public statements, but the case was dismissed by a Manhattan judge.
Pope Francis, 87, prepares for a 33,000-km Southeast Asian tour. The first Latin American pope has led for over 11 years, visited 64 countries, and faced health challenges while making significant impacts.
Mark Zuckerberg's response to House Republicans addresses controversies surrounding Meta's actions during the 2020 election and pandemic, reigniting discussions about social media's influence on politics.
A federal judge in San Francisco has dismissed a class action lawsuit against X (formerly Twitter), which alleged gender discrimination in layoffs during Elon Musk's takeover. Plaintiffs given chance to amend.
Verizon unveils first rebrand in 9 years, led by new CMO Leslie Berland. Aims to make "invisible" services visible and strengthen emotional connections with customers amid evolving telecom and social media challenges.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, was arrested near Paris. The company claims innocence and compliance with EU laws. The arrest is linked to alleged moderation issues on the platform.
Democrats adopt a fresh approach to counter Trump, with Kamala Harris leading the charge. The party reframes the former president as an outlier, moving away from direct engagement to a more detached critique.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's vice presidential nomination speech at the Democratic National Convention was marked by his son's tearful reaction, highlighting family bonds and fertility struggles.
A federal court mandates X to disclose its shareholder roster, exposing prominent tech figures and venture capitalists who supported Elon Musk's $44 billion Twitter acquisition. The revelation comes amid reports of financial challenges.
