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Why Trumponomics may complicate US foreign policy
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McDonald's confirms Twitter account was 'hacked by an external source' after anti-Trump tweet posted
ABC News McDonald's confirmed Thursday night that one of its Twitter accounts was indeed hacked, after a tweet that called Donald Trump "a disgusting excuse of a president" was posted earlier in the day to its @McDonaldsCorp account. PHOTO: The McDonalds … McDonald's says Twitter account was hacked before calling Trump 'disgusting' with 'tiny hands'Business Insider Shedding Light on the Dangers of Spreading Political HackingGovernment Technology Heslam: PR nightmare for McDonald's after Donald Trump tweetBoston Herald WTOP –The Gazette: Eastern Iowa Breaking News and Headlines –PYMNTS.com –ReporterNews.com all 448 news articles » |
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