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Taylor Swift Removes Yet Another Song From Yet Another White House TikTok Video

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Taylor Swift Removes Yet Another Song From Yet Another White House TikTok Video
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone1 hrs ago
Taylor Swift Removes Yet Another Song From Yet Another White House TikTok Video
The Trump-affiliated account attempted to use "I Bet You Think About Me" in latest antagonistic post
indy100
indy1002 days ago
Taylor Swift songs removed from Donald Trump campaign social media accounts
Taylor Swift fans have been mocking Donald Trump's campaign team account after they used the pop star's song in a video and the sound was subsequently removed.
The Hill
The Hill2 days ago
White House, Trump campaign remove Taylor Swift songs from posts
The White House and President Trump’s campaign team have removed music from Taylor Swift from their online videos. A TikTok clip of Trump and first lady Melania Trump posted six days ago with Swift’s song “August” is now silent. The caption still reads, “mood because it’s August and Donald Trump is your president.” Ano
CBS News
CBS News2 days ago
Taylor Swift songs removed from White House social media after Trump administration use them
Some Taylor Swift songs were removed from several White House social media videos. CBS News contributor Caroline Polisi has more.
Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair3 days ago
Taylor Swift Silently Shuts Down Donald Trump
Videos from Donald Trump and the White House that used Taylor Swift's music have gone mysteriously quiet.
Taylor Swift songs removed from White House, Trump campaign posts on social media
Swift has not spoken recently about Trump, although she endorsed his Democratic rival, then-Vice President Kamala Harris, in 2024.
Sky News
Sky News3 days ago
Taylor Swift songs removed from Trump team's social media posts
Some Taylor Swift songs have been removed from social media videos posted by Donald Trump's campaign team.
The Japan Times
The Japan Times4 days ago
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Channel 4 News
Channel 4 News5 days ago
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LBC News
LBC News5 days ago
Meta ordered to pay $567m over harms to children’s mental health as judge brands social media giants a 'public nuisance' - lbc.co.uk
Meta ordered to pay $567m over harms to children’s mental health as judge brands social media giants a 'public nuisance'  lbc.co.uk
MyJoyOnline
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Financial Times
Financial Times5 days ago
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New York Post
New York Post6 days ago
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Euronews
Euronews6 days ago
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Vice
Vice7 days ago
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Malay Mail
Malay Mail🏁 first to report7 days ago
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