Facebook Has No Plans to Reinstate Trump Accounts, Bans Phrase ‘Stop the Steal’

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.

After losing to Joe Biden in the fair and legal 2020 U.S. presidential election, Donald Trump said his good-byes to a modest crowd of supporters at Joint Base Andrews in the morning hours of Jan.

direct to your inboxFormer chief strategist Steve Bannon has been pardoned by US President Donald Trump.Rapper Lil Wayne and Republican fundraiser Elliott Broidy are also among the 143 people to benefit from a late flurry of clemency action.However Wikileaks founder Julian Assange did not make the list, despite his supporters hoping Mr Trump would act.His partner Stella Moris previously said: “I urge the (US) Department of Justice to drop the charges and the President of the United States to

Days after it was first reported that Ivanka Trump would be in attendance at Joe Biden‘s inauguration next week, the White House has revealed that it’s not true.

Who could have predicted this four years ago?! Sigh.

Donald Trump has been banned from just about every single social networking website and app in the English-speaking world, it seems. (Well, except for Parler! LOLz!)

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaOn Friday, Twitter banned Donald Trump from his favorite platform, citing the 45th president’s potential to whip up more violence after the week’s deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.

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.

Facebook is extending its block on Donald Trump's account in the most sweeping action that a social media platform has taken against the president. The block will limit Trump's access to his Facebook and Instagram account for at least the final two weeks of his term.

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.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called for Donald Trump to be removed immediately from office following the siege of the Capitol that was motivated by the president’s unfounded claims that the election was stolen from him.

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

direct to your inboxDonald Trump has been banned from Facebook and Instagram 'indefinitely and at least for the next two weeks'.The President of the United States had a series of social media posts deleted overnight which Twitter said excused violence, after protesters stormed the Capitol building as Joe Biden's presidential election win was being certified.While he has been threatened with "permanent suspension" from Twitter, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has spoken out about Trump's use of

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook extended its block on Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts “indefinitely,” with the ban lasting at least until Trump leaves office, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday.The move comes after Facebook yesterday initially said it would freeze Trump’s access to its services for a 24-hour period, following the deadly attack on the U.S.

Mark Zuckerberg is banning the President of the United States.