Trump Sued By Blocked Twitter Users
A group of Twitter users blocked by President Trump has filed a lawsuit against him, claiming the president blocking users on the social network is unconstitutional.
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A group of Twitter users blocked by President Trump has filed a lawsuit against him, claiming the president blocking users on the social network is unconstitutional.
President Donald Trump crowned his weekend rage against the news media with a mock video that shows him pummeling a man in a business suit — his face obscured by the CNN logo — outside a wrestling ring.
President Trump says his use of social media "is not Presidential - it's MODERN DAY PRESIDENTIAL."
Katrina Pierson says Donald Trump was just defending himself with a Twitter tirade against Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
Chris discusses the guilty plea from Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams to corruption charges, Donald Trump's Twitter attack on Morning Joe and a bill addressing sanctuary cities passing in the House of Representatives. He spoke to economist Chris Butler about Janet Yellen's comments on the state of the economy at 7:00, Kate McCloud from the Liberty USO about their salute to veterans that will occur at the Phillies game on the 4th of July at 8:00 and Dave Dougherty about his book, The Politically Incorrect Guide to the American Revolution at 8:20.
Coca-Cola's marketing efforts during the weekend's heatwave in Pittsburgh backfired when the company mistakenly used a map of Philadelphia in a post on Twitter.
Chris Stigall talks about Colleen Campbell's rant against a police officer, James Comey's upcoming Congressional testimony, and whether or not President Trump's twitter habits hurt his agenda. At 7:20, he spoke with Katie Jennings from Politico to recap yesterday's primary elections in New Jersey.
Chris discussed the first direct flight from Philadelphia to Reykjavik being diverted to Boston and Kathy Griffin apologizing for a video of her holding Donald Trump's severed head. He spoke with actor Alan Alda about his career at 7:20, Ralph Macchio, the Karate Kid, about his appearance at Wizard World at 8:00 and Christina Dowd and Trevor Hayward about Philly Beer Week at 8:20.
Ivanka Trump faced backlash after her lifestyle brand's Twitter account gave what some considered an insensitive Memorial Day holiday tip.
Wendy's says Wilkinson has earned the nuggets despite not hitting the 18 million mark.
Chris discussed why he loves Eagles QB Carson Wentz, Hillary Clinton saying she would've won the election without Jame's Comey's email and a girl who wants to be a Boy Scout.
A Minnesota teenager is keeping the hype over prom in perspective.
Wilkerson accepted the challenge, but he has a long way to go.
A tweet posted by a Drexel University professor is stirring up some controversy.
Twitter handles in replies will no longer count toward the 140 character limit on tweets.
An obscure dress code requirement that is part of a United Airlines employee perk caused a stir on Twitter on Sunday.
Twitter has revealed it's shut down hundreds of thousands of accounts spouting violent extremist views, and this is the first time the social network has talked about the effort in a transparency report.
An additional charge has been filed against a Maryland man accused of tweeting an animated strobe image to a journalist with epilepsy, prosecutors in Texas said.
His big chicken-ness did not go unnoticed by Twitter, where people spent most of the weekend being scared of him and debating whether or not he is actually just a large child in a chicken suit.
A Maryland man was arrested Friday and charged with cyberstalking after allegedly tweeting an animated strobe image to a journalist with epilepsy.
The tweet was published at 9:16 a.m. and pinned to the top of the McDonald's Twitter account page.
Chris covered the storm hitting the region today, Donald Trump attacking Nordstrom for dropping his daughter's brand and Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch call Trump's comments about the judiciary 'demoralizing.' He talked with comedian Dom Irrera at 7:00 about performing at Helium for Claude Giroux's charity, John Meko from the Union League at 7:35 about their upcoming open house, Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey at 8:20 about the confirmation battles over Donald Trump's cabinet.
Twitter is broadening its campaign to clamp down on hate speech and abuse.
Fans around the world sent more than 27.6 million tweets during the live telecast.
Chris discussed the protest against Donald Trump by Comcast employees, Donald Trump talking about The Apprentice during the National Prayer Breakfast and how to get free wings at Hooters. He spoke with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday at 7:00 about how civil unrest impacts financial markets, CSN Philly's Ray Didinger at 8:00 to preview the Super Bowl and Face The Nation Moderator John Dickerson at 8:20 about Donald Trump's handling of foreign policy issues.
