Supporters of the current US President Donald Trump began registering en masse on Telegram after the social networking site Parler was shut down. Writes about this The Telegraph. Telegram became the second most downloaded app in the US on Sunday, as Trump supporters were looking for a new ...
Today, January 13, the US House of Representatives will vote on a second impeachment to US President Donald Trump. This procedure means a formal charge of a crime - this time of incitement to mutiny. The details were shared by the BBC. After that, the Senate will decide - ...
On January 11, the social network Parler became inaccessible to its users due to the fact that the Internet giant Amazon decided to refuse to provide it with hosting. Writes about this BBC. As explained in Amazon, all because of the "calls to violence" in this social network, which positions itself as a "social network ...
The storming of the Capitol on January 6 was planned in advance: on the far-right forums, there was discussion of ways to storm the building to prevent the certification of Joe Biden's election. In addition, all this was presented as actions by order of US President Donald Trump. The Washington Post reported in more detail. ...
Current US President Donald Trump faces the prospect of becoming the first president to be impeached twice. Democrats warn that he poses "an unacceptable threat to the world after the mob instigated an attack on the Capitol." Writes about this CNN. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ...
The son of the current President of the United States, Donald Trump Jr., believes that freedom of speech has died in the country. The reason for this opinion was the rigid blocking of his father's account on the Twitter microblog. On his page on this social network, Donald Trump Jr. wrote that the current situation in the United States ...
The leadership of the microblogging Twitter announced that it decided to finally block the account of US President Donald Trump. The social network fears that he will use it to incite violence, writes the BBC. Twitter temporarily blocked Trump's account back on January 6 for publishing posts in which he ...
On Thursday, January 7, Democrats in Congress called for the immediate removal of incumbent President Donald Trump from office for his role in instigating unrest that swept the Capitol the day before. Chaos thwarted the ratification of President-elect Joe Biden's victory. More about possible ...
US President Donald Trump returned to Twitter after a 12-hour ban on his account and posted a video in which he harshly condemned the people who broke into the Capitol, and also admitted defeat for the first time in the elections. He promised a "smooth and lawful" transfer of power. Below is ...
US President Donald Trump has addressed his supporters who have seized the Capitol building in Washington. In a one-minute video posted on Twitter, the White House chief continues to insist that the election was rigged and he “won”. But at the same time he calls on his supporters to disperse ...