• Tue, April 15, 2025

by: Reuters

New US Justice Dept policy cracks down on social media posts

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump's administration has ordered U.S. Justice Department employees not to post anything on social media related to their government work, after a wave of new political appointees took to cheerleading Trump and castigating his opponents online. The directive, which was emailed to U.S. Attorneys' offices late on Monday, appears to prohibit the types of social posts that Trump's political appointees routinely make on their official government accounts. The change was made by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, who has become frustrated by some of the rhetoric being posted by political appointees, according to one person familiar with the matter.

by: KUTV

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by: TheWrap

Stocks Surge Higher on Hopes for Potential Tariff Deals

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  • Wed, April 16, 2025

by: EURweb

Gen Zers Prefer Content Creator Content vs. Entertainment's Big Budgeted Best, New Survey Reveals

Big budget entertainment is not on the watchlist of Gen Zers, according to a new Deloitte study. The Hollywood Reporter cites the study in revealing findings from Deloitte's 19th annual digital media trends survey.

by: People

Jordon Hudson Reportedly Asked UNC to Filter Comments 'Harassing' Bill Belichick and Calling Him a 'Predator'

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by: Newsweek

Cynthia Nixon Responds to 'And Just Like That' 'Palestinian' Shirt Backlash

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by: Kotaku

Erenshor Turns The MMO Experience Into A Surprisingly Fun Single-Player Game

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by: news4sanantonio

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by: fox17online

Entertainment News: April 16, 2025

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by: Movieguide

LA Times Sparks Heated Debate With New Tools. Should Other Media Take Note?

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by: Forbes

Formula One Racing Is Seeking A New Media Rights Deal For 2026

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by: Deadline

'Bosch' Producer Fabel Entertainment Promotes Jasmine Russ Following Melissa Aouate's Move To Blumhouse

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by: BBC

How the BBC is fusing entertainment and education closer together than ever before

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  • Thu, April 17, 2025

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Social media in shock as CEO of Chez Amis reportedly buys new Rolls-Royce

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by: legit

2025 weddings: 5 possible celebrity nuptials to look forward to

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by: HuffPost

Social Media Sickened Over Fox News Host's Absolutely 'Gross' Pete Hegseth Story

Ainsley Earhardt dropped a nauseating anecdote about her "tough" former colleague.

by: PBS

White House starting new media policy sharply curtailing wire service access

The White House has put forward a new media policy that sharply curtails access to Donald Trump by the news agencies that serve media outlets around the world.

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by: Impacts

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by: Variety

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by: BBC

Entertainer gets theatre poster-style headstone

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by: CNBC

CNBC Sport: Trump's economic policy impedes media industry progress

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by: WPBF

Taste of Wellington: Food, live music, entertainment

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by: fox17online

Entertainment News: April 17, 2025

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by: Kotaku

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by: TheWrap

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by: wjla

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by: BBC

Fyre Festival 2 location and dates uncertain, US media reports

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by: Impacts

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by: BBC

Goats entertain children in Bristol's Barton Fields and St George

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by: BBC

Entertainer Roy Hudd's grave gets theatre poster-style headstone

Roy Hudd's widow praises the "fantastic" tribute created for the late comic and actor.
  • Fri, April 18, 2025

by: HuffPost

Logan And Jake Paul Don't Need Another Platform. Max Is Giving Them One Anyway.

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by: MLB

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by: KSAZ

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NYSE Opens Texas Exchange With Listing by Trump Media

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DoJ Issued New Social Media Guidelines, But Will They Be Enforced?

Employees at the United States Department of Justice have been instructed not to post anything related to their official work on social media.

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Do Elon Musk and Sean "Diddy" Combs know each other? What we know

Elon Musk called Sean "Diddy" Combs a "good friend" after he invested in X, formerly Twitter, according to a book written by New York Times journalists.

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New US Justice Dept policy cracks down on social media posts

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump's administration has ordered U.S. Justice Department employees not to post anything on social media related to their government work, after a wave of new political appointees took to cheerleading Trump and castigating his opponents online. The directive, which was emailed to U.S. Attorneys' offices late on Monday, appears to prohibit the types of social posts that Trump's political appointees routinely make on their official government accounts. The change was made by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, who has become frustrated by some of the rhetoric being posted by political appointees, according to one person familiar with the matter.
The U.S. Justice Department has introduced a new policy aimed at cracking down on the misuse of commercial spyware, as announced by Attorney General Merrick Garland on April 13, 2023. This policy prohibits the use of commercial spyware by the U.S. government if it poses significant counterintelligence or security risks, or if it has been used by foreign entities to violate human rights. The move comes in response to growing concerns over the potential abuse of such technology, which can access private communications and devices. The policy also mandates that any federal agency wishing to use commercial spyware must first consult with the Justice Department to assess potential risks. This initiative reflects the Biden administration's commitment to safeguarding national security and human rights in the digital age.

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