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On A Twitter Spree, Trump Puts Out 32 Posts In 20 Minutes
US President Donald Trump on Friday went on a tweeting spree, putting out as many as 32 tweets and re-tweets within 20 minutes.
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Donald Trump Doubles Up As Most Followed World Leader On Twitter: Study
US President Donald Trump is by far the most followed world leader on Twitter, with the Pope trailing him by some 4.5 million followers, a study showed Tuesday.
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US President Trump 'Will Tweet What He Wants' Inside China's Great Firewall
President Donald Trump will not curtail his notorious Twitter missives during his visit to China even though the social media platform is blocked by a "Great Firewall", a US official said Wednesday.
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From 'Sleepy Eyes' To 'Rocket Man' - A Compendium Of Belittling Nicknames Trump Has Invented
Midway through his Sunday morning Twitter storm, President Donald Trump assigned his latest in a long line of nicknames - this time to the leader of nuclear-armed North Korea, Kim Jong Un, henceforth known as "Rocket Man."
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After Charlottesville, Donald Trump Retweets - Then Deletes - Image Of Train Running Over CNN Reporter
President Donald Trump's war with CNN went off the rails Tuesday morning after he retweeted an image of a Trump train running over a CNN reporter, then quickly deleted it after the meme sparked criticism as inappropriate just days after the Charlottesville violence.
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Saudi King Salman Earns More Retweets Than Donald Trump, Says Study
Donald Trump may be lighting up Twitter with strange new words and attacks on allies but in the battle for most attention per tweet the US president is losing.
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US President Donald Trump's Twitter Engagements Tumble
Ever since Donald Trump assumed office as the US President, there has been a significant decline in his number of tweets and other engagements on Twitter.
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'Is A Tweet Policy?' State Department Officials Ponder
When is a tweet just a tweet? A debate is percolating in the US State Department, where diplomats measure their words with demitasse spoons, on how to handle Donald Trump's Twitter commentary if he continues to tweet after he becomes US president on January 20.
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On A Twitter Spree, Trump Puts Out 32 Posts In 20 Minutes
US President Donald Trump on Friday went on a tweeting spree, putting out as many as 32 tweets and re-tweets within 20 minutes.
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Donald Trump Doubles Up As Most Followed World Leader On Twitter: Study
US President Donald Trump is by far the most followed world leader on Twitter, with the Pope trailing him by some 4.5 million followers, a study showed Tuesday.
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US President Trump 'Will Tweet What He Wants' Inside China's Great Firewall
President Donald Trump will not curtail his notorious Twitter missives during his visit to China even though the social media platform is blocked by a "Great Firewall", a US official said Wednesday.
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From 'Sleepy Eyes' To 'Rocket Man' - A Compendium Of Belittling Nicknames Trump Has Invented
Midway through his Sunday morning Twitter storm, President Donald Trump assigned his latest in a long line of nicknames - this time to the leader of nuclear-armed North Korea, Kim Jong Un, henceforth known as "Rocket Man."
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After Charlottesville, Donald Trump Retweets - Then Deletes - Image Of Train Running Over CNN Reporter
President Donald Trump's war with CNN went off the rails Tuesday morning after he retweeted an image of a Trump train running over a CNN reporter, then quickly deleted it after the meme sparked criticism as inappropriate just days after the Charlottesville violence.
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Saudi King Salman Earns More Retweets Than Donald Trump, Says Study
Donald Trump may be lighting up Twitter with strange new words and attacks on allies but in the battle for most attention per tweet the US president is losing.
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US President Donald Trump's Twitter Engagements Tumble
Ever since Donald Trump assumed office as the US President, there has been a significant decline in his number of tweets and other engagements on Twitter.
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'Is A Tweet Policy?' State Department Officials Ponder
When is a tweet just a tweet? A debate is percolating in the US State Department, where diplomats measure their words with demitasse spoons, on how to handle Donald Trump's Twitter commentary if he continues to tweet after he becomes US president on January 20.
