Trump Media CEO defends selling faster access to president's Truth Social posts, says more have signed up

Trump Media interim CEO Kevin McGurn defended his company offering faster access to President Donald Trump's Truth Social posts.

Downing Street condemns ‘utterly disgraceful’ clips and says sites are legally obliged to take them down The government has given its full backing to Ofcom to take “tough action” against social media platforms that fail to remove videos which depict dangerous driving after a crash that killed seven people near Middlesb

No 10 warns social media firms over glorifying dangerous driving  The Times

The 55-year-old appeared at Downpatrick Magistrates’ Court today

Since 2025, Reform UK has been incredibly successful at winning local elections. What it’s struggled with is holding on to its new councillors. The below clip from ex-Reformer Robbie Lammas gives you an idea of why that is: 'They're not a professional political party… it's mafia-esque.' @RobbieLammas explains why repre

Social media companies including TikTok have been told to take down dangerous content showing people driving on the wrong side of the road after a tragic crash killed seven people including two police officers

Social media companies such as TikTok that they need to "step up" over the “absolutely idiotic” trend where people film themselves driving the wrong way down roads

PCs Tom Clough, 38, and Matthew Blades, 37, died after the police vehicle they were driving was struck by a Volkswagen Passat travelling on the wrong side of the A66 in Teesside on Saturday night

Abdul El-Sayed's post about Usha Vance and JD Vance's grandfather sparked accusations of racism and sexism from Rep. Brandon Gill and others.

12 dead in UK, Irish 'wrong-side' crashes (AP image)Twelve people have died in less than a week in separate crashes in Britain and Ireland involving vehicles being driven on the wrong side of major roads, with authorities warning that dangerous driving is being encouraged by social media.Seven people, including two ser

12 dead in UK, Ireland 'wrong-side' crashes  Dawn

'People who use a social media platform should have a greater say in the kinds of information shown to them. If platform designers, the public and policymakers can create new tools that facilitate this goal, then perhaps platforms can better support the values and actions people care about,' researchers say

Do your social media accounts feed you content that reflects your core beliefs and guiding principles? Our new research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that the algorithms supplying your feeds may be prioritizing content that clashes with your values. That’s because the algorithms

Sunderland City Councillor Glenn Gibbins appeared at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court in South Shields