Twitter, Facebook Temporarily Freeze Trump's Accounts Following Capitol Hill Riot

For the first time in United States history, a sitting president has been impeached twice. President Donald Trump, 75, was impeached by the House of Representatives on January 13 on one article of “incitement of insurrection” following the January 6 siege on Capitol Hill that left five people dead.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe House of Representatives moved to impeach President Donald Trump on Wednesday for inciting an insurrection, finding that he poses a threat to democracy and the Constitution.The vote comes just a week after pro-Trump rioters attacked the Capitol building in a doomed effort to block the certification of Joe Biden’s victory. It also comes with just one week left in Trump’s term.

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

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook currently has no plans to allow Donald Trump to regain access to his accounts, after the social giant suspended him indefinitely following the Jan.

Machine Head‘s Robb Flynn has shared a number of abusive comments he’s received since the release of his recent poem, ‘Vomitous Creatures And Cretins’.The poem, which was written to address last week’s Capitol riots, called those who took part in the siege “charlatans with no morals“, adding that “the Maga’s have come, to the tune of Trump’s pied piper beckoning⁠/ And with nary a scratch, a few cans of teargas, to the terrorist attempting a coup⁠.”The frontman has now shared a few hateful and

Democrats of Congress have formally introduced articles of impeachment for President Donald Trump, following the riots that broke out last week and sent many representatives into a lockdown situation.

Chris Christie is calling for President Donald Trump to be removed from office after the violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last week.

Piers Morgan says he regrets his previous support for Donald Trump following shameful riots in Washington last week. The Good Morning Britain presenter has publicly backed the outgoing US President over the years - but his opinion on him has changed in recent days.Piers hit back at Trump after six people died following an attempted coup at the Capitol.

Like many other celebrities, Hollywood veteran Arnold Schwarzenegger recently reacted to the Capitol Hill attacks by Trump supporters and is going viral for the video he posted.  The former governor of California took to Twitter to make his views clear about the riots, and in the public in a video message posted on the social media site, Arnold could be seen condemning the Donald Trump administration and calling the attackers “spinelessness fellow Republicans.” In the video, Arnold also compared

Tomorrowland star and Hollywood veteran George Clooney recently opened up about the Capitol Hill attacks by Trump Supporters that happened in the past week in Washington DC.  The Oscar winner spoke at The Business podcast and revealed that he found the riots very devastating to watch, especially seeing people’s house being desecrated in that way.

Actor Jon Voight released a video calling for unity following Donald Trump's acknowledgment he will relinquish the presidency later this month. The Oscar-winner is an outspoken supporter of the president and often shares videos that are a mix of an address to his fellow supporters and a religious sermon.

After the recent Capitol attack in Washington DC, like many celebrities, Lady Gaga is sharing her thoughts. While most US citizens think ousting Donald Trump from office using the 25th amendment is fair at the moment, the Poker Face singer is against it at the moment.

U.S. Capitol police officer Brian D. Sicknick has died, marking the fifth person to pass away amid the violent takeover of the building by Trump supporters on Wednesday (January 6).

Nostradamus has done it again.“The Simpsons” is once more being credited with predicting history decades before it happened. Fans of the 31-year-old animated TV series were quick to credit two episodes of the show with anticipating the angry mob of President Donald Trump supporters who vandalized and attempted insurrection at the Capitol on Wednesday.

When it comes to foreseeing the future, no TV series has been a prescient as “The Simpsons”.

A furiousJoe Scarborough on Thursday dropped an F-bomb on MSNBC's Morning Joe as he demanded Donald Trump, the president's eldest son and Rudy Giuliani be immediately arrested for insurrection. The moment occurred a day after the U.S.

Meghan McCain wants President Donald Trump out of office.