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Barack Obama and Joe Biden's storied "bromance" has captivated millions in the last few years, with every moment between the duo turned into a hilarious meme.

Sarah Sanders' strange exercise during the White House press briefing triggered a slew of brutal and mocking responses on Twitter.

Takahiro Shiraishi charged with murder of Aiko Tamura and accused of dismembering and killing 8 others in Zama.

See some of the funniest memes being created as Robert Mugabe misses his deadline to resign as Zimbabwe president or be impeached.

Trump's "petty" remarks immediately triggered furious reactions on Twitter with many slamming the president as a "small, small individual."

Paris Hilton has claims she and Britney Spears invented the selfie 11 years ago - but Twitter disagrees.

"Wow, even the pumpkins are white," one Twitter user wrote.

The account was earlier accused of spreading propaganda, conspiracy theories and running campaigns against Pakistani journalists and activists who are critical of the government.

"Today's lesson from the White House, kids: Never apologize or take responsibility for your actions," one Twitter user wrote.

Doncaster council receives plaudits for showing the internet Wto ask the public to name something.

Leading researchers castigated a federal plan that would use artificial intelligence (AI) methods to scrutinise immigrants and visa applicants, saying it is unworkable as written.

Twitter has clarified it will take real-world actions into account when deciding if applicants are worthy of the blue tick.

"Nobel Peace Prize is now a contest between Pentagon retweeter and Twitter Trump account deleter," one Twitter user wrote.

Vitaly Bespalov said IRA employees working in the "American department" were paid about $1,300 to $2000 per month to create inflammatory content.

Changes to Twitter's verification process have left a number of far-right and white nationalist figures – including Richard Spencer and Jason Kessler – without a blue tick.

"The only way this could be worse would be if Linton and Mnuchin were lighting cigars with flaming dollar bills," one Twitter user wrote.

Australia has voted yes to legalising gay marriage and celebrities have been quick to praise. But the Apple CEO made a huge blunder in his message.

One Twitter user wrote: "Marco Rubio only used one hand to hold the waterbottle. Trump looked like he was drinking from a sippy cup."

Naturally, many took to social media to voice their frustration over the issue, particularly those inching closer to their project deadlines.

South Asian Twitter users have responded angrily to the trailer for Brie Larson's new film Basmati Blues

The US president seemed to be confused as he tweeted his condolences about the wrong shooting incident.

"The truth has never been his strong suit," one Twitter user wrote.

Here's a list of all the trending advent calendars this season - whether it's because they're innovative or come with a ridiculous price tag.

"The fact that the U.S. president can't even keep track of all the mass shootings is a fairly compelling argument for gun reform," one Twitter user wrote.

Russia is embarrassed after publishing an image it claimed was "irrefutable evidence" of US collaboration with Isis, which turned out to be a screenshot taken from a video game.

Strutt & Parker set out how a young couple could give up six things for five years to save a deposit of £33,000, but millennials were not impressed at being told not to buy lunch.

Officers at Iowa State University show that getting people to laugh on Twitter is a great way to win over the hearts and minds of the general public.

A staff member at a Pret A Manger branch in London was spotted wearing a badge which said "I am new, kiss me" causing fury on Twitter.

Julian Assange took to Twitter to respond to the "alleged" messages, claiming that he could not confirm them and that WikiLeaks "did not keep such records".

The revelation comes as the UK parliament launches its own investigation into Russian interference in British politics and the Brexit vote.