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Donald Trump's eldest daughter stepped in for him to deliver speech in Saudi Arabia.

The discount offer was placed on a book tracing the ten-year search for the missing toddler.

Police rescued the man from his apartment on Friday night.

'Please try not to embarrass us too much,' one Twitter user wrote.

'He really has trouble with the word 'counsel',' Teddy Goff, a former aide to Hillary Clinton tweeted.

'You can't let the critics and the naysayers get in the way of your dreams,' President Trump said.

Facebook falsely claimed that WhatsApp IDs wouldn't be linked to Facebook profiles.

"Winter is coming, Mr President", one Twitter user wrote.

One of the social media sites has more than 15 million Ukrainian users.

Social media users slammed Michael Cohen for posting the photo dubbing him 'Mr Creepypants'.

She told voters it must stop, saying: "Let's discuss politics, not my breasts."

Using the hashtag #We, some Twitter users aired their serious grievances with Trump's administration.

"The Titanic enjoyed many pleasant and uneventful hours sailing. #WithFewExceptions," one user tweeted.

Alleged creator Filipp Budeikin, currently being held in a Russian prison, has received love letters from infatuated teens.

President finds room in busy schedule to reignite Twitter feud with TV star.

Instagram addresses infamous 'suicide challenge' with warning prompt.

The US rapper paid out around $20,000 to her fans overnight.

"Dystopian nightmare as defective Pikachu kidnapped by secret agents in broad daylight," one user tweeted.

Snap Inc is reported to be inking deals with production companies for original shows.

Europol discovered jihadist online platform during internet crackdown.

The latest game has opened some users to to the possibility of hacking.

The social media giant has been accused of not responding to 'life or death' requests.

Google, Twitter and Facebook may face prosecution for failing to tackle online terrorism, violence and child abuse.

UK schools and police warn parents over horrifying social media challenge linked to teenage suicide.

Eight people were killed in early April and the violence is intensifying

Founder says Wikitribune is news by the people and for the people.

The prime minister also described social media as the 'Wild West'.

Secretive Facebook division working on technology to let users communicate using thought alone.

There was a mixed reaction on the news of a snap vote in June.

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel alleged to have made controversial statement according to lawsuit.