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Waterstones and Daunt Books in the UK have been spotted using printouts of the US president's own scathing tweets to help promote Fire and Fury in their front windows.

Annual Edelman Trust Barometer shows population is losing faith in social media and government not trusted by majority of population.

The US president has been criticised as being fascist and undemocratic for his latest move to attack and undermine the American media.

When discussing public issues, Americans are significantly less reliant on facts than they were two decades ago, the report suggests.

The fake article appeared on the All Whites' official website claiming his resignation was effective immediately.

Donald Trump wants to take a strong look at libel laws in the US, while ignoring that he has made 2,000 false or misleading claims since coming to office.

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

Dating website eHarmony has been banned from using an advertisement that claimed its service used science to help its users to "stack the odds of finding lasting love".

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

"Putting a strong image, like a red flag, next to an article may actually entrench deeply held beliefs," Facebook said.

NYU student's research reveals how Donald Trump attacked the media nearly one thousand times on Twitter.

Former congressman Pete Hoekstra was caught in a tricky situation on Dutch TV programme Nieuwsuur after a reporter asked him about claims Netherlands has "no-go zones".

Facebook is changing how it identifies "fake news" for users, dropping its 'disputed flags' in favour of 'related articles' that add context to stories on the social network.

Twitter couldn't stop taunting the president over his latest spelling error while ranting about "fake news."

Ex-British prime minister, David Cameron, says Donald Trump is undermining western democracy with his attacks on the media.

"The liar of all liars complaining about an honest mistake," one person tweeted.

The Dubai municipality was forced to respond to internet rumours about the soft drink by saying that Pepsi could not spreads HIV.

Snapchat has promised a major redesign of its app amid falling gains on the social media platform. It promises to bring an emphasis back to friend content.

Trump's tweets have drawn the ire of officials and world leaders alike from across the western world.

Benoit Coeure, a senior central banking official, says "economic agents could become less anchored to actual activity and more prone to manias and panics."

Policymakers must stop pretending they can fix broken markets with more and more regulation.

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

"I don't believe that the big issue are ads from foreign governments," Cook said.

The Collins Dictionary defines the phrase as "false, often sensational, information disseminated under the guise of news reporting" and said its use has increased by 365% since 2016.

With Halloween fast approaching, these are the costumes to wear to satirise the current political climate.

In October 2016, former reality show contestant Summer Zervos and many other women accused US President Donald Trump of sexual assault.

The president was reacting to stories written by NBC suggesting tensions with his secretary of state.

Tech companies have come under intense scrutiny over fake news, terrorism and harassment posts on their sites.

A Facebook post last month appeared to suggest Jannetty wanted to have sex with his daughter Bianca.

Zuckerberg had dismissed the idea that fake news on Facebook helped influence election as a "pretty crazy idea".