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Jewish groups, gun control advocates and social media users erupted with outrage over Young's "disgusting and reprehensible" remarks.

"Who's gonna tell her?" one Twitter user asked.

"As soon as she's hit with a difficult question, suddenly she's a daughter," the Washington Post's Jenna Johnson tweeted.

"I would pay to see Trump run," one person tweeted.

Twitter immediately blasted President Donald Trump and his administration with accusations of "blatant nepotism".

"You don't represent us," one Twitter user asserted.

"Lol. Suck it, Mike Pence," one Twitter user wrote tauntingly.

"I've been waiting for one last straw before closing my Facebook account," one person tweeted. "This VR Shooting Game at CPAC is it."

A single tweet from Kylie Jenner has managed to severely dent investor confidence in Snapchat. In just one night, the company's value dropped by $1.3 billion.

"Which is worse: directing your AG to investigate your political enemies or misspelling his name? Hello America, it's Wednesday!" Amy Siskind tweeted.

"That the man who holds our country's nuclear weapon keys needs a crib note that reads 'I hear you' to show empathy terrifies me," one Twitter user wrote.

Cadbury UK has backtracked on its initial ruling of how to pronounce the "creme" in Creme Egg, and is also explaining why its products are halal.

"So you're saying you WOULD do this if you didn't think you'd be caught," one Twitter user asked.

"Wrong magazines, Florida House," one Twitter user wrote.

Tinder user Sam Dixey took the time to create this humorous PowerPoint presentation which has won him legions of female fans.

Social media users responded with a cacophony of "reflective" memes, comments and thoughts on President's Day, taunting Donald Trump over his first year in office.

"His implosion will be spectacular. It's starting," one Twitter user wrote.

"Someone is insecure and it isn't Oprah," one Twitter user wrote.

Aaron Goldman, CMO, 4C Insights, says the most successful campaigns make it hard to determine where the consumer experience stops and starts across screens.

The app changed its design recently to tackle fake news, sparking widespread anger.

National Express has launched an investigation after footage emerged of one of its drivers attempting to drag a screaming woman off his coach.

Women on Reddit have shared their boyfriends' most bizarre proposal and wedding confusions, as it turned out not everyone understands how the tradition works.

Two officers from Greater Manchester Police's City Centre team, one of whom recently saved a man's life with CPR, were shamed online for taking a break in Caffe Nero.

"This sounds like something from the Great Depression, not 2018," Democratic Representative Jim McGovern tweeted.

Rick Blood, the former deputy mayor of Mendham Township in New Jersey, has resigned following public backlash against a Facebook post he wrote supporting Donald Trump.

"Surprise, the lying liar @realDonaldTrump lied again," one Twitter user wrote.

Twitter users roasted White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders over her "ridiculous" and "bullsh*it" defence of Trump's response to the Rob Porter scandal.

The social media reach of state-run Russian news networks eclipsed that of the largest Leave campaigns in the run up to the Brexit referendum.

Not content with nabbing the idea of "Stories" in the first place, Instagram is now trialling alerts for screenshots.

"Could he have said anything worse?" one Twitter user asked.