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Social Media Platforms Lock Down President Trump’s Accounts
Facebook and Instagram are silencing Donald Trump’s social media accounts for the rest of his presidency. The move, which came following Wednesday’s violent protest at the U.S. Capitol, is a reminder of the enormous power that social-media platforms can wield when they choose.
Hope for 2021?
Back in July, The Associated Press published the article “Wait ‘til next year: Giving up on 2020, looking toward 2021.” The title perfectly summarized the hopes of many.
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January 25, 2021
- China-Taiwan Tensions Rise Days into Biden Presidency January 22, 2021
- Tokyo Olympics Q&A: 6 Months Out and Hints of Cancellation January 21, 2021
- Twin Suicide Bombings Rock Central Baghdad, at Least 32 Dead
- Indian Police Bust Baby-trafficking Ring in Financial Capital January 19, 2021
- Changing Color of U.S. Rivers Shows Algae, Pollution Increasing
- ‘Extreme Urgent Need’: Starvation Haunts Ethiopia’s Tigray January 18, 2021
- Guatemalan Security Forces Begin Clearing U.S.-bound Migrant Caravan January 15, 2021
- U.S. Unemployment Claims Jump to 965,000 as Virus Takes Toll
- Explainer: What WHO Researchers in Wuhan Are Trying to Learn
- Scientists Decry ‘Death by a Thousand Cuts’ for World’s Insects
- Toxic Air in India Linked to Large Number of Miscarriages January 14, 2021
- ‘The World is Watching’: Ugandans Vote in Tense Election January 13, 2021
- ICUs Clogged on the Way In, Morgues on the Way Out in California’s COVID Crisis January 11, 2021
- U.S. Plans to Designate Yemen’s Houthi Movement as Foreign Terrorist Group
- At Risk: Protecting Biodiversity Focus at World Summit January 8, 2021
- U.S. Sports Bet Revenue Could Hit $3B in 2021
- Gulf Arab Leaders Sign Declaration to Ease Rift with Qatar
- Hong Kong Arrests 53 for Plot to ‘Overthrow’ Government in Latest Crackdown on Dissent
- Social Media Platforms Lock Down President Trump’s Accounts January 6, 2021
- Protesters Storm U.S. Capitol, Lawmakers Evacuated
