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One Twitter user described Trump's latest remarks as the "words of a madman".

"It was a bad Monday," Democratic candidate Steve Weichert said.

"Bro just stop," one person tweeted.

Instagram pictures could be analysed for signs of poor mental health.

The new account's following has already amassed over 292,000 followers and counting.

Experts have described the phenomenon as a 'zombie horror film'.

Accounts linked to notorious Chordie Gang taunt police and offer stolen motorcycles for sale.

Tablet-based robot called REX can let viewers in and answer up to 75 questions about each property.

"Perfect use of his words," one person wrote.

'Why don't you just give Putin your iPhone and let him tweet for you,' one person tweeted.

'Local Milk People want to connect with you Kraft singles in your area,' one Twitter user wrote.

Swipe left: Dating app and PETA wants to crackdown on users' pictures with captive animals.

The models work as the so-called "cheer beer ladies".

"It breaks my heart to hear what he said," one Twitter user wrote.

Rudd pledged to "purge the internet of poisonous and pernicious material".

The Tucson Police Department posted the dance video on their Facebook page, which has since gone viral.

'Your rhetoric is poisonous,' one person tweeted.

Experts warn Amber Rudd's anti-encryption proposals would put UK citizens at risk.

UK lawmakers have urged tech firms to take more steps to counter extremist content following recent terror attacks.

'Great job NYPD, the war on drugs is over now', one Twitter user chimed.

"Man, the West Wing must have a revolving door," one Twitter user wrote.

'I had to double check if this article was satire. Nope, just our sad reality,' one person tweeted.

"Wow, stooping so low that you're faking letters from kids now?" one Twitter user wrote.

"How many times have you served again?" one Twitter user wrote.

Light a candle, play some Enya, have a date with a journalist with 500 followers.

''I'mma let you finish, but Beyonce had the best album ever.' - Benjamin Franklin,' one person tweeted.

"No reason to believe he's EVER told the truth," one Twitter user wrote.

'Do you ever not whine?' one Twitter user asked.

"Thanks for the meme-ories," one person wrote.

Twitter says anti-abuse changes are working but admits 'still much work' to be done.