On Twitter, Mike Lindell Calls For Martial Law To Be Declared In Minnesota
Lindell has long been a vocal Trump supporter, frequently appearing and speaking at rallies in support of the president.
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Lindell has long been a vocal Trump supporter, frequently appearing and speaking at rallies in support of the president.
A video posted to Twitter shows a fired Minneapolis police officer -- who was charged in George Floyd's death and later released from jail -- being confronted at a grocery store over the weekend.
A video posted to Twitter Saturday night is going viral after apparently showing law enforcement in Minneapolis shooting paint rounds at residents on their porch after curfew went into effect.
President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to take action to bring the city of Minneapolis "under control," calling violent protesters outraged by the death of a black man in police custody "thugs" and saying that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts."
Luo Daiqing, 20, attended the University of Minnesota during the 2018 to 2019 school year, according to Axios.
The Republican challenging to unseat Rep. Ilhan Omar, Danielle Stella, has been reportedly permanently banned from Twitter due to threatening comments aimed at the congresswoman.
Democratic presidential candidates largely praised Twitter's decision Wednesday to ban all political advertising, while President Donald Trump's reelection campaign decried the move as attempting to muzzle conservatives on social media.
On the instant replay Tuesday night, you could see it run through Max Kepler's legs on its way to the dugout.
GOP Senator Rand Paul is offering to buy Minnesota's Rep. Ilhan Omar a ticket to Somalia, saying "she might come back and appreciate America more."
President Donald Trump this weekend came under fire from critics accusing him once again of racism.
The Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor party is responding to President Donald Trump's racist tweets suggesting a group of U.S. Congresswomen should "go back" to their countries.
Laine Scheuble had been responding to a tweet by Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer, who congratulated his son for becoming a Marine.
A dozen countries and global tech giants including Facebook, Google and Twitter pledged Wednesday to find ways to keep internet platforms from being used to spread hate, organize extremist groups and broadcast terror attacks.
Rep. Ilhan Omar reportedly spoke to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on a phone call this week in which the social media executive allegedly said that President Donald Trump didn't violate the platform's rules for a tweet that resulted in a deluge of death threats toward the Minnesota lawmaker.
Facebook users report they are receiving a messages that says, "Something went wrong and we couldn't load your videos," or, "Service unavailable."
Thousands are expected to attend the visit at the Mayo Civic Center. People are taking to Twitter to react to Trump's visit.
A number of Minnesota police departments are participating Friday in a "virtual ride-along" on Twitter.
Actor James Woods has been locked out of his Twitter account over a tweet he sent out months ago that was found to be in violation of Twitter's rules.
Facebook and Twitter executives assured Congress on Wednesday that they are aggressively working to root out foreign attempts to sow discord in America, and they pledged to better protect their social networks against manipulation during the 2018 midterm elections and beyond.
Move over blue or gold dress, take a seat Laurel and Yanny, there's a new social media controversy taking the internet by storm.
Twitter is joining other prominent tech companies in muzzling Alex Jones, the right-wing conspiracy theorist who's used the tech services to spread false information.
President Donald Trump says two Minnesota republicans have his "complete and total endorsement" after winning their primaries Tuesday night.
Who knew connecting the world could get so complicated? Perhaps some of technology's brightest minds should have seen that coming.
A Texas teen's mugshot has unexpectedly launched her career giving makeup advice.
Twitter and other social media companies have tried to crack down on nefarious tactics used to meddle in the 2016 election, but the crackdowns face difficulties — particularly when it comes to telling a political die-hard from a surreptitious computer robot.
