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Gina Licata, who has 15,000 Instagram followers, has been sharing her weight-loss journey using gym selfies. A recent study said online communities help people lose weight.

Following years of men taking up space on public transport, women have got 'womanspreading'- the perfect pose that reclaims their space.

"The outright lies are limitless," one Twitter user wrote. "Another sad day for the untrustworthy president."

Twitter users blasted the president over his latest comments in the feud with LaVar Ball with many describing the spat as "childish."

Twitter furiously lambasted the president for appearing to side with Moore despite the serious allegations.

The case came to light after a friend of the girl's father disclosed the incident on Twitter stating the irrelevant charges the family was asked to pay.

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.

"What I saw from the inside was a company that prioritized data collection from its users over protecting them from abuse," former platform operations manager Sandy Parakilas said.

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

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

The incident triggered a fierce meme battle, with people creatively doctoring pictures of Trump's water sip in various ways.

"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.

"Interestingly, the malware is specifically instructed not to gather any data from vk.com, Russia's largest social media platform," Bitdefender noted.

"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.

The Facebook group has 33,200 members and is still growing. A white bread ham sandwich isn't the best way to win them over, though...

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

Beachings are said to be quite common along Brazil's coast as the whales migrate between their feeding and breeding grounds.

McNamee has called on Facebook to contact every person who was exposed to the Russian-bought ads during the 2016 election.

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

"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.

Suicide rates for American girls aged 13 to 18 increased by 65% between 2010 and 2015, according to new research.

"Nobody trolls Current Trump better than Past Trump," one Twitter user wrote.

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.

The former FBI director tweeted about truth, lies and justice in what many took as a subtweet to the US president's recent criticism.

The traditional summit handshake took a little while for Donald Trump to get used to, stirring reaction online.

Officers in North Yorkshire found a huge stash of cannabis, which remains illegal in the UK, during the early hours of Sunday morning.

"I swear, I thought I was reading a tweet from a troll account," one Twitter user wrote. Another added: "All that's missing is 'Dear Diary...' at the beginning."