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US Woman Accused Of Cyberbullying Own Daughter, Even Tried To Frame Her Classmate: Report
A woman in the United States has been arrested for allegedly sending hateful and bullying messages to teenage students, including her own daughter, under a fake name and number.
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Twitter Co-Founder: I'm Sorry If We Made Trump's Presidency Possible
Evan Williams, who still sits on the company's board of directors, recently told The New York Times that he wants to repair the damage he thinks Twitter and the broader Internet have wrought on society in the form of trolls, cyberbullies, live-streamed violence, fake news and - yes - Trump.
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Wooing Female Voters, Melania Trump Sounds Like The Un-Donald Trump
Melania Trump promised to work against cyberbullying and for a more civil society as first lady in a speech here Thursday, saying "our culture has gotten too mean and too rough" - sounding nothing at all like her husband, whose history of insults and name-calling is a central part of his candidacy for president.
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Melania Trump Vows To Take On Cyberbullying As First Lady
For years, Trump has used his Twitter account to berate and insult his rivals along with reporters, pundits and others who he feels have slighted him. Some educators have even described a so-called "Trump effect" increase in bullying inspired by Trump's bombastic rhetoric.
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US Woman Accused Of Cyberbullying Own Daughter, Even Tried To Frame Her Classmate: Report
A woman in the United States has been arrested for allegedly sending hateful and bullying messages to teenage students, including her own daughter, under a fake name and number.
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Twitter Co-Founder: I'm Sorry If We Made Trump's Presidency Possible
Evan Williams, who still sits on the company's board of directors, recently told The New York Times that he wants to repair the damage he thinks Twitter and the broader Internet have wrought on society in the form of trolls, cyberbullies, live-streamed violence, fake news and - yes - Trump.
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Wooing Female Voters, Melania Trump Sounds Like The Un-Donald Trump
Melania Trump promised to work against cyberbullying and for a more civil society as first lady in a speech here Thursday, saying "our culture has gotten too mean and too rough" - sounding nothing at all like her husband, whose history of insults and name-calling is a central part of his candidacy for president.
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Melania Trump Vows To Take On Cyberbullying As First Lady
For years, Trump has used his Twitter account to berate and insult his rivals along with reporters, pundits and others who he feels have slighted him. Some educators have even described a so-called "Trump effect" increase in bullying inspired by Trump's bombastic rhetoric.
