Facebook Extends Trump Block At Least Through End of His Presidency

Donald Trump's flurry of pardons was “Tiger King” Joe Exotic.His team was so confident in a pardon that they had readied a celebratory limousine and a hair and wardrobe team to whisk away the zookeeper-turned-reality-TV-star, who is serving a 22-year federal prison sentence in Texas.

Lil Wayne is speaking out about his recent pardoning by former President Donald Trump.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe question of whether Donald Trump will ever be allowed back on Facebook or Instagram — after he incited a mob of supporters to attack the U.S. Capitol earlier this month — will be decided by the social network company’s Oversight Board.Facebook on Jan.

System Of A Down‘s Serj Tankian has hit out at Donald Trump for a last-minute order he gave while he was still US President, saying he’s “never seen a president suck so much cock”.Trump left office yesterday (January 20) as Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th US President.As Tankian revealed in a Facebook post, one of Trump’s last acts as president was to grant Turkey legal rights over indigenous property in the region, which includes the singer’s native Armenia.The post from the Armenian

James Corden celebrated Donald Trump’s last day in office with a very special performance.

Donald Trump’s presidency ended not with a bang but with an odious whimper of cronyism. Trump, 74, issued a long list of clemencies and pardons on Jan. 19, his last full day in office before Joe Biden’s term began, and two of those receiving Donald’s “generosity” were none other than Lil Wayne, 38, and Kodak Black, 23, who both publicly supported Trump amid his reelection campaign in Oct. 2020.

Donald Trump’s final day in office has finally come and television’s late night hosts could not be more excited to welcome President-elect Joe Biden and his administration. Stephen Colbert, James Corden and more late-night personalities celebrated the final day of the Trump administration in their own ways, from cranking out their final roasts to featuring musical numbers inspired by the president’s hectic days.

The White House released a farewell video from Donald Trump, in which he said that “we did what we came here to do, and so much more.”

Donald Trump has just hours left in office and TV’s late-night hosts are taking all the shots they can before President-elect Joe Biden’s officially takes over the White House on Wednesday.

Donald Trump will have to vacate the White House before his rival takes the helm on January 20.

after his term ends, and if there's a conviction, bar him from holding public office. The Twitter reactions to Trump's impeachment are, unsurprisingly, off the charts.

Apparently, Ivanka Trump can’t read the room. President Donald Trump‘s eldest daughter, who serves as one of his advisors, thinks that she’ll still one day be able to follow in her father’s footsteps and launch her own White House run.

Joe Biden will be inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States of America on Wednesday, Jan. 20, but there's one person who won't be in attendance to watch: current president Donald Trump. «To all of those who have asked, I will not be going to the Inauguration on January 20th,» Trump tweeted Friday morning, just two days after his supporters stormed the U.S.

Sacha Baron Cohen has responded to Facebook “finally” banning Donald Trump. The Borat star has long been pushing for chief executive Mark Zuckerberg to prevent Trump from posting messages, and it was revealed on Thursday (7 January) that measures had been taken against the outgoing president following the riots in Washington DC.

President Donald Trump will not be allowed to post to Facebook or Instagram for the foreseeable future, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Thursday.

Donald Trump’s social media presence will be quiet for a while.

President Donald Trump will not be allowed to post to Facebook or Instagram for the foreseeable future, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Thursday.

Donald Trump‘s Facebook and Instagram accounts have been suspended “indefinitely”, or at least until Joe Biden replaces him as president on 20 January.The move comes after a mob of Trump supporters managed to force their way into the Capitol building yesterday following a rally to contest the results of November’s election.Announcing the ban, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg condemned the “shocking events” in Washington DC.He said in a statement: “We are extending the block we have placed on his