Facebook, YouTube Delete Trump’s Video Message to Rioters

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorSecretary Hillary Hillary Rodham Clinton recorded a video message in support of the theater community, in which she recognized the Costume Industry Coalition (CIC).In the video, Clinton shared her love for live theater and how the theatergoing experience of seeing sets and costumes helped immersed her.

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.”

X Factor star Wagner has apologised after he was asked to create a 'vile' video 'birthday message' for late Rangers star Fernando Ricksen.The 64-year-old has become well-known for creating personalised clips at the request of fans.Comical videos can honour a birthday, Christmas or any other special occasion.But the Brazilian entertainer has apologised after one sick punter ordered a recorded message for late Rangers legend, Ricksen.Wagner took to his official Facebook page to on Saturday to

Donald Trump released a new video condemning political violence, but the short speech from the Oval Office made no mention of the House’s vote to impeach him for the second time.

Peter Lawwell has issued a "profound apology" to the Celtic support over the club's disastrous Dubai training camp. The already much criticised trip turned into a disaster when Christopher Jullien's positive test upon returning plunged a further 13 players plus manager Neil Lennon and assistant John Kennedy into self-isolation.

YouTube is joining the chorus of online platforms taking action against Donald Trump in the wake of his incitement of insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

YouTube announced Tuesday evening it has temporarily prevented new content from being uploaded toPresident Donald Trump's account for one week, citing violation of the video-sharing platform's policies. "After review, and in light of concerns about the ongoing potential for violence, we removed new content uploaded to Donald J.

YouTube said Tuesday it had removed new content from President Trump’s official channel and will prevent videos from being uploaded for a minimum of a week. The company, which is owned by Google, said the decision was made "After review, and in light of concerns about the ongoing potential for violence" in the wake of a pro-Trump riot that breached the U.S.

YouTube has jumped on the bandwagon of banning Donald Trump from the platform almost a week after the Capitol riots.

YouTube announced that it will temporarily suspend President Donald Trump’s official account for at least seven days.

With only eight days remaining in President Trump's term, the House of Representatives is barrelling toward a second impeachment vote in the coming days as outrage about the president's role in the storming of the Capitol by his supporters last week continues to reverberate throughout Washington, D.C.

Former California governor and film/TV star Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke out today, posting a video decrying the Capitol building takeover and President Donald Trump.

In a single swipe, Twitter and Facebook have done what the U.S. government and the Constitution could not: delete the power of an irreverent president to rile and rally Americans to violent action.

Donald Trump has finally admitted that he lost the 2020 presidential election and he has pledged to assist in a smooth transition of power, but the final line of his speech has people alarmed.

Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have all removed Donald Trump‘s video message to rioters at the US Capitol.

In a dramatic move, Twitter has locked President Donald Trump’s account after it, Facebook and YouTube removed a video of Trump addressing his supporters amid today’s violence at the U.S. Capitol.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorUPDATED: Facebook, in an unusual action, removed President Trump’s video post to D.C. rioters telling them to “go home” — while he also fanned the conspiracy flames that the U.S.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook, in an unusual action, removed President Trump’s video post to D.C. rioters telling them to “go home” — while also fanning the conspiracy flames that the U.S.