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This isn't the first time the boxer has come under fire for anti-LGBT+ language on his Snapchat. (Jeff Spicer/Getty) Boxer Amir Khan’s wife Faryal Makhdoom called her husband’s music taste ‘gay‘ on Snapchat and is now under fire for using a ‘homophobic slur’. The video, posted on Wednesday, saw Khan playing music for for his wife, while she winced and covered her face. She said: “Everyone needs to see the lion in me, not the real wuss.” The song in the video is hardly audible, but Makhdoom said: “This is such a gay song, please don’t.” Amir Khan has previously come under fire for deadnaming transgender Olympian Caitlyn Jenner on his Snapchat. Amir Khan and Faryal Makhdoom have also been criticised for flouting COVID-19 rules The pair flew to Dubai in December, despite Faryal Makhdoom saying she had lost her sense of taste. She claimed her COVID-like symptoms caused her to lose six pounds. The UAE was removed from the UK’s travel corridor list on Monday, and she took to Snapchat again to slam the decision. Her caption said: “The British government has failed the UK. New rules around every corner with practically no warning. Feel like I’m living in…

Last Updated: 15th January, 2021 15:40 IST Snapchat: How to fix Snapchat tap to load problem? Learn step by step instructions on how to fix the Snapchat tap to load problem and more In India, more and more people are moving towards using Snapchat. In fact, it is becoming the next big thing in the country. Although it’s doing well, people are experiencing a strange problem with the Snapchat app. In other words, people are finding it challenging to fix the Snapchat tap to load glitch. In this post, we’ll have a closer look at what is Snapchat tap to load glitch, how to fix Snapchat tap to load problem and more. Also read: What Is A Public Profile On Snapchat? How To Get A Public Profile On Snapchat? No doubt that it is a super popular app all around the world. People use it to instantly connect with their friends, family, and portray their lives in pictures. Although it has so many cool features to attract new users to their platform regularly, the Snapchat tap to load glitch seems to be present forever. In the coming section, we’ll look at what is Snapchat tap to load glitch and in the following one,…

Snapchat makes Trump’s ‘indefinite’ ban PERMANENT, accusing him of ‘inciting violence’ & ‘spreading misinformation’.Popular American multimedia messaging app Snapchat has banned US President Donald Trump from its platform for good, turning a temporary suspension into a permanent one while arguing the commander in chief used his account to “incite violence” and spread disinformation. “In the interest of public safety, and based on attempts to spread misinformation, hate speech, and incite violence, which are clear violations of our guidelines, we have made the decision to permanently terminate his account,” a spokesperson for Snap Inc., which owns Snapchat, said. The company said the decision came after it assessed what “long term action is in the best interest of our Snapchat community” following Trump’s “indefinite” suspension last week. Snapchat is the latest social media site to ban the president, following similar actions by Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter, among others. Some have handed out only temporary bans, while others have opted to make them permanent. The Big Tech purge was prompted by a violent disturbance at the US Capitol last week, which left at least five dead after a crowd of Trump supporters stormed the building as Congress convened to certify the results of the 2020…

Snapchat fears Donald Trump could use account to foment more unrest Snapchat  says decision taken in the interests of public safety Trump's access to social media has been largely cut off since a violent mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol  SAN FRANCISCO: Donald Trump's exodus from social media continued after Snapchat on Wednesday said it has permanently banned the Republican leader from the platform.Trump's access to social media has been largely cut off since a violent mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol in Washington DC in a deadly attack on January 6.Operators fear that Trump could use his Snapchat account to foment more unrest in the run-up to President-elect Joe Biden´s inauguration."Last week we announced an indefinite suspension of president Trump's Snapchat account," Snapchat said in response to an AFP inquiry."In the interest of public safety, and based on his attempts to spread misinformation, hate speech, and incite violence, which are clear violations of our guidelines, we have made the decision to permanently terminate his account."After the attack on the Capitol by Trump supporters, social media including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube began to bar him from using their platforms.Google and Apple pulled Parler apps from their shops for digital content…

Snapchat will terminate Trump's Snapchat account "interest of public safety." Donald Trump is running out of social media platforms to turn to. Last week's insurrection on Capitol Hill, which left five people dead, has gotten the president impeached. Twitter removed him before other tech giants followed with the latest being Snapchat. A rep for Snap confirmed that they will be permanently banning Trump from the platform in the "interest of public safety."David Becker/Getty ImagesTrump's now no longer allowed to use Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, as well, and YouTube recently revealed that they'd be suspending his page for a week for a video that they said is in violation of its policies prohibiting the encouragement of violence. This all stems from the riot as well as his poor handling of the situation.“Last week we announced an indefinite suspension of President Trump’s Snapchat account, and have been assessing what long-term action is in the best interest of our Snapchat community,” a Snapchat rep said in a statement to Variety. “In the interest of public safety, and based on his attempts to spread misinformation, hate speech, and incite violence, which are clear violations of our guidelines, we have made the decision to permanently terminate his…

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Coty Kish (Columbia County Sheriff's Office)LAKE CITY, Fla. – A 26-year-old Lake City man accused of exchanging explicit photos with a minor was arrested Monday inside the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office building following an interview with detectives.Detectives started investigating Coty Kish after the Sheriff’s Office received a complaint from a person who went through a cellphone and discovered Snapchat messages between Kish and a minor that were deemed sexual in nature, according to an arrest report, which was redacted to protect the identity of the minor and the person who filed the complaint.The report states that detectives learned Kish and the minor, who disclosed being 15 years old to Kish, exchanged explicit photos on Snapchat. The investigation also revealed that Kish had been in contact with other people on Snapchat who are possibly minors, the report states.When a detective spoke with the minor about the communication with Kish, the minor said they met on Instagram, the arrest report states. According to the report, Kish said he was a 16-year-old student who attended Branford High School, which is around 24 miles from Lake City. The report also states that although the two never physically met in person, they planned to meet…

J.D. Prose, USA TODAY Network - PA State Capitol Bureau  |  Beaver County Times A Republican state legislator wants plaques describing the criminal histories of former Pennsylvania House Speakers returned to their official portraits in the state Capitol after they were removed under former House Speaker Mike Turzai.“Criminal convictions that occurred while these politicians served the taxpayers should not be hidden from the public,” state Rep. Aaron Bernstine, R-Lawrence County, said in a statement on Tuesday. “Good or bad, visitors to the Capitol should have the opportunity to be educated on the full history of their government.”Bernstine was embroiled in his own controversy last fall when the USA TODAY Network reported on Snapchat video clips he shared on his now-deleted account that showed him giving his 5-year-old son a cigar and encouraging the boy to “hit it harder,” as well as having his son answer a question with a vulgar word for vagina.More: Pa. Rep. Bernstine posted on Snapchat enticing his son, 5, to smoke cigar. He was re-electedMore: Embattled state Rep. Aaron Bernstine sees county GOP committee yank endorsementMore: Pa. House leaders call on state Rep. Bernstine to resign after story on Snapchat videosAlthough both Republican and Democratic House leaders…

Skip to main content​Trump, Called An 'Imminent Threat,' Headed For 2nd ImpeachmentSEMINOLE, FL — Pinellas County sheriff's deputies have arrested a 12-year-old Seminole Middle School student for texting a message to a friend saying he was going to shoot up the school. Pinellas County schools in Seminole were already on "high alert" after a message was posted on the social media app Snapchat threatening a school shooting.According to investigators, at 10:41 a.m. Monday, the 12-year-old student sent a text message to his friend that read: "hi. It's me. Ima shoot up the school."The student who received the message went to school administrators and reported the text message. School administrators and the school resource deputy took the 12-year-old student out of class and interviewed him about the text message.The student admitted to sending the text message using the messaging app, Text Now, but said he sent it as a joke. He was arrested and charged with threatening communications or threats of a mass shooting and taken to the Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center.When the text message was reported, Seminole Middle School and nearby schools were already on "high alert" after a Snapchat message was posted indicating there would be a school shooting…