Trump’s ‘Truth Social’ at risk of shut down for not paying up

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The platform is also coming under fire for allowing conspiracy group QAnon to lead majority of the posts.

When asked about the extremist beliefs of the group he says the group “basically believes in good government”

A Media Watchdog group has raised concerns about the former President personally platforming 30 of the accounts.

One of the reposts suggests a “civil war” is coming.

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Technological terror: China reveals uncanny AI romance film

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