Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has claimed U.S. President Donald Trump showed “support” for Britain First by retweeting a series of videos Wednesday, and renewed his call for the leader of the free world to be banned from the United Kingdom.
The Senate agreed to move forward on the tax reform legislation on Wednesday, setting the stage for a tax reform vote later this week.
The failing New York Times editorial board urged their readers to call lawmakers to oppose the tax reform legislation.
President Trump is calling for an investigation into an intern who died alone in Joe Scarborough’s congressional office back in 2001.
United States President Donald J. Trump retweeted a series of posts by Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen, an anti-Islam and anti-mass migration activist who has been recently charged with hate crimes in the United Kingdom.
FCC Chair Ajit Pai said Tuesday that Facebook, Google, and Twitter want net neutrality to “cement their dominance in the Internet economy.”
Uber, Tinder, Snapchat, Twitter, and other top apps have allegedly been secretly tracking users, according to a report.
Actor Ron Perlman attacked President Donald Trump on social media Tuesday morning, but likely wasn’t prepared to be burned by a commenter who noticed a flaw in the star’s profane joke.
Twitter users celebrated a Christmas nativity scene featuring two gay Josephs last week.
TEL AVIV — A social media hashtag started by Saudi activists is drawing anger from Palestinians for its message, “#Riyadh_is_more_important_than_Jerusalem.”
A tweet consisting of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback and national anthem protest inventor Colin Kaepernick kneeling, while U.S. soldiers wade ashore at Normandy. Heated up the Internet over the Thanksgiving holiday, raising debate on both sides of the anthem protest issue.
Left-wing activists warn that Net Neutrality reform will allow big corporations to destroy the open internet. But that’s already happening.
President Donald Trump began Thanksgiving by celebrating the strong economy and promising his followers to build the long-promised wall on the southern border.
CNN’s Dylan Byers faced a massive backlash after tweeting out the truth about this unprecedented loss of talent in the media an Hollywood.
A New York Times op-ed calls on Twitter to “issue badges of status or of shame based on signals about how people actually use, or abuse, Twitter.”
Juanita Broaddrick publicly ridiculed CNN’s Ana Navarro after the left-wing commentator conspicuously failed to list Broaddrick on a list of those Navarro says she believes are victims of sexual assault
Roger Stone’s “Stone Cold Truth” account, center-left commentator Bunty King, and Sam Hyde’s comedy group Million Dollar Extreme were all permanently suspended from Twitter this week.
Former 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton bragged about how her husband Bill did not tweet while serving as president—before Twitter existed, according to a video of a recent Clinton Foundation event.
Dilbert creator Scott Adams, author of the new book Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World Where Facts Don’t Matter, joined SiriusXM hosts Joel Pollak and Rebecca Mansour on Breitbart News Sunday to talk about President Trump’s skill at gaining and holding the attention of the public.
President Donald Trump continued to mock Jeff Flake on Twitter, after the Arizona Senator criticized him in a “hot mic” moment on ABC News.
Twitter will start sanctioning users for their offline behavior starting Saturday, according to a report.
Just days after Twitter enacted a new purge of right-wingers, the platform blocked an ad from a group campaigning against illegal immigration, alleging it was “hate speech.”
Japan’s government is considering new measures to contain social media-driven violence after the arrest of a man found keeping nine bodies in his home — individuals he allegedly killed after expressing a desire to commit suicide on Twitter.
Facebook, Google, and Twitter are planning to use “trust indicators” on news articles posted to their platforms in an effort to combat “fake news.”
The official, verified Twitter account for the Department of Defense retweeted a call for President Trump to resign to its over five million followers on Thursday.
Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) has issued a second statement following journalist Leeann Tweeden’s revelation on Thursday that the lawmaker grabbed her breasts while she slept and forcibly kissed her during a USO trip in 2006.
Senator Al Franken (D-MN) issued a statement Thursday apologizing to journalist Leeann Tweeden after she accused the Democrat of grabbing her breasts while she was sleeping and forced his tongue into her mouth.
The newly appointed editor of Gay Times magazine has been sacked after a host of his foul tweets emerged that took aim at a cross section of religious and sexual groups.
President Donald Trump accepted the thanks from three UCLA basketball players after they were released from China for shoplifting.
Following an update to Twitter’s terms of service, a number of conservative users have been de-verified and banned from the social media platform.
Several popular conservative Twitter accounts have been stripped of their account verification, including anti-Islam activist and commentator Tommy Robinson, and commentator Laura Loomer.
Donald Trump Jr. tweeted three direct message responses to the WikiLeaks Twitter account on Monday after those messages were leaked to the media and parts of them were published.
Coffee-maker Keurig frantically walked back its announced “pause” in advertising with Fox News’ Hannity on Monday after furious conservatives launched a counter-protest — but the standing of an allegedly similar boycott of Breitbart News is unresolved.
President Donald Trump launched his latest Twitter riposte to North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un on Saturday — and it was is funniest, or his scariest, ever (depending on your political point of view).
Mitt Romney tweeted that Senate candidate Roy Moore should step down after claims of sexual misconduct surfaced.
Twitter has temporarily stopped the process of user verification after facing accusations of politicizing the process.
An op-ed in the Wall Street Journal argues that special legal protections for social media platforms ought to be tied to their upholding of free speech.
Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) called for regulation of social networks on Wednesday, claiming, “No one company should have the power to pick and choose which content reaches consumers and which doesn’t.”
“Ed Gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what I stand for,” Trump wrote on Twitter on Tuesday night.
LGBT groups and activists condemned Twitter on Monday after the social network omitted search results of “bisexual” in error.
