WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twitter Inc said on Friday that it has permanently suspended U.S. President Donald Trump’s account due to the risk of further incitement of violence. 
As Washington begins to think about a post-Trump era come January, the Supreme Court will be left holding the bag, so to speak. 
The Girl Scouts on Wednesday deleted a tweet congratulating Amy Coney Barrett for ascending to the Supreme Court and apologized to those who were offended. 
A Democratic Georgia state legislator tweeted that she did not know that state laws determine minimum wage requirements across the country. 
Republican senator Ted Cruz (Texas) said the leaders of Facebook and Twitter will answer to Congress for their suppression of the New York Post's reporting about Hunter Biden before Election Day. 
A leading Republican lawmaker and ranking member on the congressional committee that oversees tech companies called for greater federal regulations on social media giants following the suppression by Twitter and Facebook of a New York Post exposé detailing ties between Hunter Biden, son of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, and foreign governments.
Texas senator Ted Cruz (R.) warned that he and his colleagues in the Senate Judiciary Committee would subpoena Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey over the suppression of a report about Hunter Biden. 
Twitter blocked users from tweeting a New York Post report about Hunter Biden on Wednesday afternoon and soon after locked the Post's account. 
The social media accounts of liberal journalists are routinely targeted by malicious hackers, a Washington Free Beacon analysis has found.
Prominent members of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's minion army of woke stans were duped into promoting "fake news" about the late Supreme Court justice, a sign that highly educated liberals are particularly vulnerable to misinformation that reinforces their ridiculous worldview. 