Kirstie Alley rips Twitter, compares Trump’s ban to ‘slavery’

Jon Bon Jovi has opened up on how Donald Trump allegedly orchestrated a shady smear campaign against him after the pair lodged rival bids to buy NFL side the Buffalo Bills.The singer joined forces with Canadian investors to try and buy the team in 2014, outbidding another offer from Trump.But he soon noticed that there was strong negative sentiment towards him in the area, with “Bon Jovi-free” zones being created amid rumours and he and his partners would move the team from New York to

Jon Bon Jovi is looking back on his run-in with the former President of the United States, Donald Trump.

Donald Trump from Britain if the US Senate upholds his impeachment were yesterday backed by Scottish Justice Minister Humza Yousaf.He said “serious consideration” must be given to denying the former US president entry if he is hit with the UK exclusion order normally issued against suspected terrorists, hate preachers and criminals.Trump faces an impeachment trial in the Senate next month on a charge of inciting the mob who stormed Washington’s Capitol Hill on January 6.Now the SNP and Labour

Rihanna has literally hauled away trash bags to signal the end of Donald Trump‘s four years as president. The 32-year-old singer shared a photo looking like the sexiest sanitation worker ever to her Twitter and Instagram accounts on Jan. 20, the day Trump’s presidency came to an end and Joe Biden was sworn in as our 46th POTUS.  The Biden supporter made sure fans knew her glamorous trash bag walk was a political statement as she hastagged her snapshot “#WediditJoe.” You can see the photo here.

Kirstie Alley fired back at Katie Couric over comments she made on Bill Maher’s show about the need to "deprogram" Donald Trump's supporters. The 64-year-old TV personality appeared on the latest episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher" where she discussed the current state of the Republican Party and the rhetoric that many believe led to the riot at the U.S.

With just over 12 hours left in his presidency, Donald Trump has granted clemency to his former campaign manager and top advisor Steve Bannon.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorPresident Trump’s permanent ban from Twitter helped eliminate clouds of misinformation pollution from social media networks, according to new research.From Jan. 9-15, misinformation about election fraud on social networks plummeted around 73%, from 2.5 million posts to 688,000, according to data from social-analytics firm Zignal Labs, as cited by a Washington Post report.That came after Twitter finally banned Trump on Jan.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorOn the day when President Donald Trump became the first occupant of the Oval Office to be impeached twice, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey spoke out to say that threats to physical safety and the company’s desire to foster “a more peaceful existence on earth” were among the reasons for the social media giant’s permanent ban of Trump from the platform.In a Twitter thread on Wednesday, Dorsey said the company was forced to act after long-simmering concerns about the

Ellise Shafer administratorPresident Donald Trump, who was just impeached by the House of Representatives for the second time, has returned to Twitter with a video message in which he slams the social media platform and denounces Capitol rioters.Trump, whose account @realDonaldTrump was banned from Twitter permanently on Jan. 8, posted a five-minute video to the official White House account on Wednesday.

A spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday that the German leader regards President Donald Trump's eviction from Twitter by the company to be "problematic."  Twitter permanently suspended Trump from the social media platform on Friday, citing a "risk of further incitement of violence" after supporters of the outgoing president stormed the U.S. Capitol to protest Congress’ certification of the Electoral College vote.

Shares of Twitter fell more than 10% in early trading after the social media platform banned President Donald Trump permanently Friday for risk of inciting violence, but had regained some ground by late morning.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorShares of Twitter took a nosedive in early trading Monday, coming after the social network permanently banned Donald Trump — one its highest-profile accounts.Twitter’s stock dropped more than 11% at the open, amid a smaller decline in the broader market. Facebook shares were down 4%.Investors see the booting of Trump, along with the removal of other right-wing accounts, as a potential drag on Twitter’s users growth going into 2021.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is going viral for a moving video.

Twitter has permanently suspended President Donald Trump's account "due to the risk of further incitement of violence" two days after his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol building during a deadly riot.