
Twitter Has Kicked Donald Trump Off For Good
For years, Trump has used the social media site to spread hate and lies. Until today.
Tom Namako is the News Director at BuzzFeed News. He's based in New York and can be reached at tom.namako@buzzfeed.com.
For years, Trump has used the social media site to spread hate and lies. Until today.
A mob of almost exclusively white Trump supporters took over the Capitol because they believe Trump’s claims that the election was stolen. A woman was shot and killed inside the building. (Warning: This post links to images of nooses.)
Three people suffered minor injures. No one has been arrested, and police did not announce a motive.
Par for the course.
With Joe Biden in the lead, the president laid out an imaginary system of voter fraud targeted specifically at him.
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The president will stay at the hospital "out of an abundance of caution, and at the recommendation of his physician and medical experts."
The president said he and the first lady were awaiting coronavirus test results; later in the evening, he announced they had tested positive.
He also said at the first presidential debate that he “urged” his supporters to show up at polling locations as he stoked baseless fears about widespread election fraud.
Thomas Gilbert Jr. killed his father after his $1,000 weekly allowance was gradually decreased to $300. His lawyer and his mother said he's mentally ill, and he will appeal.
"In power. Eternally in power."
The vice president, in an open letter sent to BuzzFeed News, said "a lot of people failed" the Stanford sexual assault survivor and that she will "save lives" thanks to the powerful message she read to her assailant in court.
::"America the Beautiful" plays in the background::
"I got her a beautiful card."
She was found in her Manhattan apartment, police confirmed to BuzzFeed News.
It's just the video. That's all you need. Trust me.
Trump's tweet came after CNN reaired an interview with James, where he said Trump "kinda used sports to kinda divide us."
"Over my decade with Fox, I long was proud of the association," Col. Ralph Peters wrote in an email to colleagues. "Now I am ashamed."