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"At least she's a real 'stable genius'," one Twitter user shot back.

"All those pants on fire," one Twitter user cheekily wrote.

Although Twitter is no stranger to phishing scams, the latest incident does highlight serious flaws in Twitter's ad approval system.

Twitter ruthlessly mocked the US president's blunder in light of his recent claim to be a "stable genius" and "like, really smart."

"Trump saying he's a 'very stable genius' is like Nixon saying 'I'm not a crook," Congressman Dan Kildee tweeted.

Trump and the White House have fiercely denounced the book by a "totally discredited" author as "fake" and full of lies.

In a new Twitter rant, Trump has returned to old staples of criticising the United States media, sledging Hillary Clinton and laying high claims to his own stature.

"You hear more intelligent, mature dialogue from children in the playground," one Twitter user wrote.

"Is this more 1984 or V for Vendetta? I can't decide which futurist hellscape our evil overlord is trying to mimic," one Twitter user wrote.

Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and Samantha Bee were among those mocking Donald Trump's upcoming "Most Dishonest and Corrupt Media Awards of the Year".

The North Wales Police Rural Crime Team's Twitter account has been criticised for posting photos of fry-ups which could "offend" vegans and vegetarians.

A teacher asked a simple riddle to his 6 year-old pupils expecting a simple answer. But a kid replied "death" and threw the whole class - and Twitter - into an existential crisis

"Over my dead body," one Twitter user wrote.

Twitter's response has already prompted fierce backlash and protests with people accusing CEO Jack Dorsey of being "complicit" in Trump's behaviour.

Eric Trump most recently made a claim – which is now being deemed "ridiculous" by several online users – implying that popular comedian Ellen DeGeneres is a part of the Deep State.

Viewers of ITV news' evening bulletin declared the network's mid-show on-air evacuation 'the most British thing' they had ever seen on TV.

KFC has taken on Ronald McDonald by clearly referencing Donald Trump's provocative nuclear threats against North Korea.

Donald Trump's frightening and controversial remarks come after Kim said in a New Year's Day speech that the US should know he had a "nuclear button" at his desk.

"If Trump was a rooster, he'd try to take credit for the sunrise," one Twitter user wrote in response to the US president's remarks.

A Twitter user who reported the violent tweet was informed via email that Clarke's account was locked for violating Twitter rules.

Exiled NSA leaker Edward Snowden has spoken out amid the civilian uprising in Iran, writing online that the US government could help protesters by working with Google.

"There's more humanity in the animatronic," one Twitter user wrote.

A woman was left outraged after a spokesperson for Virgin trains undermined her complaint of sexism online.

"Yes, we have a very, very special counsel for just that purpose," one Twitter user chimed.

Trump said Iran is "failing at every level." He voiced his support for the protesters there, saying it is "TIME FOR CHANGE."

Trump's infamous personal @realDonaldTrump account has made headlines over the past 12 months with a litany of controversial and, at times, strange posts.

"Thank you for being a ray of positivity in a dark world," one Twitter user wrote.

"Oops! Something went wrong. Unlike Obama, we are working to fix the problem... and not on the golf course," the error message reads.

Donald Trump drew anger online on 29 December after he claimed the US east coast, which is going through a severe cold spell, could use some "of that good old global warming".

The DCMS select committee has demanded that Twitter and Facebook hand over information about Russian interference in the EU referendum.