“Daniel Cameron is on Donald Trump’s shortlist as replacement of #RGB on the Supreme Court. The same man who decided to not charge the officers responsible for killing #BreonnaTaylor. Vote,” tweeted Washington.

While things pretty much went haywire between Kardashian and West, divorce was apparently never an option in July. Kardashian reportedly never cared too much about West's presidential bid, as she's always been focused on the well-being of her kids and his "stability". But, Kardashian has begun to feel powerless, given the rapper's online antics. 

West’s Twitter meltdown comes in at a rather precarious time – his unlikely bid for president and rumors about a fallout with his wife, Kim Kardashian

“It’s embarrassing, but you gotta roll with the punches. I have fantastic fans who came to my support,” Evans added.

But, all’s not lost as Mediatonic is still persevering, and trying to figure a way out to figure out more feasible anti-cheat solutions that will nab questionable players in the long run.

“@ChrisEvans Bro, while Trump is in office there is NOTHING you could possibly do to embarrass yourself. See... silver lining,” tweeted actor Mark Ruffalo.

 “Why should I go to that cemetery? It’s filled with losers,” said Trump to senior staff members in the morning the trip was scheduled to take place.

According to Nathaniel Gleicher, Head of cybersecurity policy at Facebook, Peace Data didn’t manage to gain a larger following but still, its affiliated accounts have been taken down as a precautionary measure. 

“Kim still seems focused on making her marriage work,” said the source to PEOPLE. “She is pretty quiet about her exact plans for the future, but for now she seems okay with Kanye living in Wyoming. He is moving ahead with the presidential campaign. This is a decision that no one can change his mind about.”

President Trump’s wife’s announcement amassed a lot of ire on social media, as netizens slammed her for the inappropriate timing, given how the United States is currently wading through precarious political unrest amid a global health crisis that seems to spiral out of control.

“This video includes false claims that a group of people is immune from COVID-19, which is a violation of our policies around harmful COVID misinformation,” said a Facebook spokesman, while elucidating the reasoning behind the decision to remove the post that comprised a video clip.

Some of the additions to be included are of a 3-foot-wide limestone walking path bordering the central lawn, and changes made to drainage, infrastructure, plantings, and audio-visual and broadcasting technologies. 

White House economist Larry Kudlow refused to believe that the U.S. was grappling under an economic downtown despite the country having recorded 11 percent unemployment.

The move to halt further cooperation was kickstarted by Telegram, a Chat App, as a proactive measure to protect the privacy of its users based out of Hong Kong.

Scores of advisors in Trump's ministry are concerned about the president’s misplaced priorities in the face of a global health crisis.

White House Spokesperson Judd Deere recently ran a brief statement in the president's defense, stating how Trump missed hearing the one statement made on the video.

It has been alleged that a volley of Chinese state-run outlets also leveraged several social media platforms that included promoting the hashtags “Trumpandemic” and “TrumpVirus” on its posts.

A spokesperson for Kushner however rubbished speculations about Ivanka Trump’s husband being “pissed’ at Parscale, as per a media report. But declined to further comment about the story.

The report, which goes by an outrageously demeaning headline -- “Sick Cher Knocking on Heaven’s Door” comprises a volley of questionable sources dropping “details” about the legendary singer's health.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said emphasized on Tuesday that social media companies are profiting from life-threatening misinformation about novel coronavirus and are exploiting the health of their users.

Twitter ran a close eye through the activities by the core accounts and noted that over 348,608 tweets were posted between January 2018 and April 2020.

While she maintained that she’d continue to play an active role in the fight for the rights and safety of trans women, Rowling reiterated that she wouldn’t want natal women to feel any less safe. 

Social media companies are now slowly standing up against President Donald Trump’s controversial remarks and comments, that are sometimes both misleading and promotes racial violence and injustice.

What this essentially means is that Snapchat won’t be taking down the U.S. President’s account – and it will still appear upon being searched – but the app will make conscious efforts to not promote Trump’s account through its new feature i.e. discover function.

She also re-tweeted a video from an October House Financial Services Committee oversight hearing, wherein she can be seen interrogating Zuckerberg the policies that Facebook follows when it comes to white supremacist content and fact-checking.

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting social media companies on Thursday, May 28, a few days after Twitter flagged two of his tweets as “potentially misleading.”

Ivanka Trump's words of encouragement had people slamming her for not getting the point -- and the deplorable conditions of the poor in a developing country.

Employees choosing to WFH on a permanent basis would be obligated to inform the organization about where they plan on living for seamless tax and accounting purposes.

A common observation was how a volley of netizens who slammed her for the video, also believed that most of her videos were “creepy” and far from comforting.

As WHO declared the coronavirus a pandemic, various sectors in the U.S. have taken steps to slow down its spread.