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As Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey stepped down, an elated Kangana Ranaut bid him farewell on Monday. Kangana had a tumultuous relationship with Twitter as her account was permanently suspended for “repeatedly violating” its guidelines.

Kangana Ranaut recently reacted to Jack Dorsey’s resignation and Dr Parag Agarwal’s appointment as new Twitter CEO. Check out the deets!

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City police said a juvenile was issued a summons for breach of peace after allegedly sending inappropriate photos while on the school bus.

Complaints about student behavior, an alleged assault, lack of staffing and an online petition to oust Superintendent Kristen Stringfellow have surfaced in

Kangana Ranaut reveals her Instagram account is hacked, calls it ‘big international conspiracy' - She said "My account was disabled. After calling Instagram people I could access it but as I try to write I am getting logged out of my account again"

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Manipulated Media Controversy: Government Vs Twitter A controversy erupted after Twitter labelled BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra’s Congress toolkit tweet as ‘manipulated media’ Outlook Web Bureau 22 May 2021, Last Updated at 2:03 pm Representational Image outlookindia.com 2021-05-22T14:03:54+05:30 Also read On Thursday, microblogging site Twitter tagged a post by BJP’s national spokesperson Sambit Patra as “manipulated media”, a term used by social media plat...

Stonington — The state Office of the Child Advocate has found that school officials knew of the sexual harassment allegations against high school teacher and coach Timothy Chokas from 2013 to 2017 and did not take all the steps it could to respond to the allegations before allowing him to resign after more complaints in 2019. In a 52-page report, the office also criticizes school officials for not documenting or following up on the allegations against Chokas or placing com...

The Office of the State Child Advocate released a 52-page report Thursday that critcized school officials for not documenting or following up on the