Does Trump’s Blocking of Users on Twitter Violate First Amendment? Judge Will Decide
Donald Trump’s tweeting impacts news, policy and diplomacy, but is it a “state action” or a personal one? A federal judge is to rule on whether the president violates the First Amendment rights of those he blocks. U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald in Manhattan, New York, heard arguments on Thursday as part of a lawsuit brought by the Knight … Continue reading
Jimmy Kimmel Suggests Something That May End Trump’s ‘Twitter Storms’, Fidget Spinners!
Tired of US President Donald Trump’s provocative tweeting? Late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel has a novel solution: fidget spinners to keep the presidential fingers busy. While the popular ball-bearing-based toys are reportedly able to alleviate anxiety and stress in people with neurological disorders like autism and ADHD, Kimmel seemed mostly concerned with their ability to keep Trump distracted by … Continue reading
Addicted to Social Media? Six Questions To Find Out
“Our devotion to technology and social media has changed how we interact with others, and that’s not necessarily a good thing,” said James Roberts, Ph.D., The Ben H. Williams Professor of Marketing in Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Business. “Yes, there are advantages to technology. But our obsession with smartphones and the lives we live via our social media channels … Continue reading
Elon Musk Has Not Ruled Out UFO in SpaceX Explosion
It’s been nearly two weeks since a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket exploded during a prelaunch test on September 1st and no plausible explanation for it has been determined. Soon after the explosion, videos of the event were examined and an unidentified flying object was seen near it, prompting speculation that the explosion could have been caused by an outside force. … Continue reading
