
Lawyers Argue Trump Doesn't Have The Right To Block People On Twitter
Lawyers argue the president is violating the First Amendment by blocking Twitter users.
Lawyers argue the president is violating the First Amendment by blocking Twitter users.
Twitter says the U.S. government is no longer demanding the company turn over account details for an anti-Trump account.
Twitter has announced more protections against hate speech and "low-quality" tweets.
| Jake Jones
'Saturday Night Live' writer Katie Rich tweeted an offensive statement about Donald Trump's youngest son.
| Jake Jones
Young voters, especially, want the president-elect to stop using his personal Twitter account, according to a poll.
| Lauren Stephenson
Shkreli allegedly sent direct messages to Teen Vogue writer Lauren Duca. He also superimposed his face over her husband's in a profile photo.
| Lindsey Pulse
The WikiLeaks Twitter account posted a tweet claiming it might publish user info — then deleted it.
| Lindsey Pulse
Even the Clinton campaign acknowledged the recount efforts probably won't do much to change the results.
| Lindsey Pulse
Nearly 20 percent of Twitter's election-related tweets were from bot accounts.
| Ryan Biek
Twitter has received sharp criticism for failing to respond sufficiently to abuse. This potential new feature could be a solution.
| Lindsay Gloor
Pro-Trump Twitter bots vastly outnumber pro-Clinton bots.
San Francisco software company Salesforce could have been Twitter's knight in shining armor.
| Lauren Stephenson
There's been speculation about a possible Twitter sale for a while now amid less-than-stellar revenue growth.
| Samantha Crook
Twitter is partnering with Bloomberg Media to live-stream the debates.
| Lauren Stephenson
Twitter is going to start paying content creators for videos.
| Ben Lawson
Compared to white social media users, black and Hispanic social media users are significantly more likely to see race-related posts.
| Samantha Crook
NBC exec Jim Bell was so entertained by Leslie Jones' live tweets, he invited her to the games.
| Lindsey Pulse
The controversial Breitbart columnist was banned shortly after he fueled Twitter users to send incendiary tweets toward actress Leslie Jones.
| Matt Moreno
A hacker affiliated with Anonymous says he's targeted dozens of ISIS' Twitter profiles and littered them with LGBT-pride photos.
| Melissa Prax
After almost buying SoundCloud in 2014, Twitter recently paid $70 million for a stake in the audio streaming company.
| Calvin Stovall
More than 32 million active Twitter account holders' passwords are for sale on the dark web.
| Leah Becerra
In a tweet, Piers Morgan compared Muhammad Ali to Donald Trump, and Ali fans weren't happy.
| Melissa Prax
It's up to your friends and family to make sure a sexbot doesn't take over your social media accounts.
| Leah Becerra
Nearly a decade old, Twitter will be updating its 140-character limit so pictures and links don't count against users.
| Leah Becerra
ISIS supporters are trying to flood the #BostonMarathon hashtag with threats, but it's not exactly working.
Twitter reportedly beat out Verizon, Yahoo and Amazon for the rights to stream the games.
| Matt Moreno
The U.S. State Department is in hot water on Twitter after warning that less-attractive people might get scammed overseas.
| Ben Lawson
This is another attempt by the tech company to help Twitter become a safer place for users.
| Eugene Daniels
And a calm fell over the Twitterverse.
| Leah Becerra and Ben Lawson
The social-media giant might use an algorithm to sort content by popularity instead of by reverse chronological order. Sound familiar?
| Ben Lawson