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Taylor Swift ripped Donald Trump over how he's called for violence against protesters. Image: Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images for Billboard By Tim Marcin2020-05-29 16:30:07 UTC Taylor Swift, a mega-celebrity once known for being politics-averse, was blunt in a scathing criticism of President Donald Trump on Friday.  She slammed the…

After applying a fact-checking label Tuesday to a misleading vote-by-mail tweet made by U.S. President Donald Trump, Twitter is on a roll and has labeled another of the president’s tweets — this time screening his words from casual view with what it calls a “public interest notice” that states the tweet…

Trump in the Oval Office on May 28, 2020.Photo: Doug Mills-Pool (Getty Images)On Thursday, Donald Trump escalated his inane, frothing, and mostly one-sided feud with Twitter and other social media companies he has accused of silencing right-wing voices online to a dangerous, legally questionable new level.Trump signed an executive order…

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WarnerMedia unveils its new streaming service, Donald Trump is mad at Twitter and GE Lighting has a new owner. Here’s your Daily Crunch for May 27, 2020. 1. HBO Max launches today, here’s what you need to know At $14.99 per month, the service — initially available to subscribers in…

Washington (CNN)On Memorial Day, President Donald Trump attacked a Democratic congressman who is a Marine veteran, Pennsylvania Rep. Conor Lamb, as an "American fraud."But Trump's own next sentence was entirely false. Trump claimed that Lamb -- whose first and last name he misspelled as "Connor Lamm" -- is a "puppet"…

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According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, President Donald Trump is thinking about forming a panel to review allegations of anti-conservative bias.Photo: Denis Charlet (AFP via Getty Images)After years of complaining of online bias against him, President Donald Trump is thinking about doing something about it—again. The Wall Street Journal…

By Tim Marcin2020-05-21 18:14:31 UTC President Donald Trump tried to tell reporters on Thursday that he tested negative for the coronavirus — as in he does not have COVID-19 — but somewhere along the way he morphed into everyone's favorite regional manager. I'm talking, of course, about The Office's Michael…