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Trump’s brief disappearance from Twitter had some thinking he was gone for good. But he’s worth too much to the social media giant for that to happen.

A Twitter employee who turned off Trump’s account on his last day on the job is just one of many workers who’ve quit in spectacular ways

Opinion: The social-media network has come under fire, as some users start to abandon it—but despite its many flaws, it may still be the best thing on the Internet

Opinion: Our relationship with technology is reaching a tipping point, where the promises it once held feel like lies. What will happen next?

Why Kim Campbell has emerged, decades after her brief stint as prime minister, as a key political voice among young Canadians

Donald Trump’s Facebook usage used to be a story that mainstream media monitored, but now it doesn’t care. That’s a mistake.

The social media platform is killing nuance and hurting debate, critics complain. Here’s why they’re wrong.

Trump is attacking environmental, health and financial regulations like never before, but the chaos he breeds with his Twitter account has hijacked the news cycle

Despite worries about distraction and oversharing, experts say good things happen online

When the U.S. president tweets, it must be taken literally and seriously. Any other approach is irresponsible and delusional.