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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has unfollowed everyone from his Twitter account, including his first wife Jemima Goldsmith. But Twitteratis trolled him for feeling “inferior to former PM Nawaz Sharif”.According to a report by The News International, on Monday evening, users of Pakistani Twitter space noticed that PM Imran Khan was no longer following anyone on Twitter from his official @ImranKhanPTI account.Meanwhile, the Twitteratis have noticed that he unfollowed Jemima Goldsmith, a film producer and his former wife.Imran Khan, who had created his Twitter profile in 2010, had continued to follow his first wife Jemima Goldsmith even after parting ways with her and getting married twice.While not many comments have been made on Khan unfollowing everyone, people seem to have not like him unfollowing his first wife.“Bro @ImranKhanPTI unfollowed @Jemima_Khan?!?!” said one of the Twitter users.“Imran Khan visited Nawaz Sharif’s @NawazSharifMNS Twitter timeline, realised NS does not follow anybody. Got angry that this might reflect poorly on him. Went back to his own timeline and unfollowed all his MNAs and ex-wife,” another user said.Another user said, “Even though @ImranKhanPTI unfollowed everyone but I am sure something inside Jemima just broke.”“Baqi sub to theik hai khan sahib ne jemima ko b…

Twitter reacts to Buffalo Bills' 34-24 win over San Francisco 49ers Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabriel Davis (13) scores a touchdown as San Francisco 49ers defensive back Tarvarius Moore (33) defends during the second half of an NFL football game, Monday, Dec. 7, 2020, in Glendale, Ariz. AP Photo / Rick Scuteri The Buffalo Bills are now 9-3 after a 34-24 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night, their first Monday Night Football win since defeating the Miami Dolphins during the 1999 season.As expected, Bills fans were in a celebratory mood on Twitter. See some of their tweets below:WUFFALO WILLS— Yoshi (9-3) (@mryoshi027) December 8, 2020Watched that game with my 12 yr old and felt like I was 12 again. @BuffaloBills #BillsMafia Lets go Buffalo!!!— @crafty1977 (@stevencraftjr) December 8, 2020I see you @stefondiggs selling out so your teammate can hit pay dirt. Love the unselfish play of everyone on this team from the top down. Thank you for showing the nation what the @BuffaloBills and #billsmafia are all about. Great win boys!! pic.twitter.com/49Q9YG1Nnc— Brian Wzontek (@zontek_nician) December 8, 20202019: Beat Cowboys with white face masks, lost to Ravens next week with regular face masks. 2020: Beat 49ers with…

Several former Bears players took to Twitter in frustration after the team’s 34-30 loss Sunday to the Lions, with at least one wondering whether the franchise will fire coach Matt Nagy before the end of the season. ‘‘I saw some . . . firings in my time in Chicago none of which happened mid season,’’ wrote former offensive lineman Kyle Long, who retired after the Bears put him on injured reserve last season. ‘‘I wonder what the tipping point is and who ultimately makes the decision.’’ Former running back Matt Forte encouraged the Bears to ‘‘just throw the whole offense away . . . Coaches included!’’ As for general manager Ryan Pace, Forte wrote that ‘‘football starts in the trenches bruh,’’ a reference to Pace not devoting a single first-round pick to an offensive or defensive lineman during his tenure. I saw some firings and firings in my time in Chicago none of which happened mid season. I wonder what the tipping point is and who ultimately makes the decision.— Kyle (@Ky1eLong) December 6, 2020 Forte pointed out that coach Lovie Smith, whom he played for, won 10 games in 2012 and still was fired. He sounded as though he felt bad for the…

The Cardinals are by no means an easy opponent, having Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins, as well as Patrick Peterson and Budda Baker on the defensive side of the ball. But the Rams went into the Cardinals’ place on Sunday and dominated them, winning the game 38-28 on the road. It wasn’t even as close as the score indicates, either, as Arizona scored a touchdown in garbage time to draw within 10 points. For the most part, the Rams controlled this Week 13 matchup from the second quarter on. Afterwards, Rams players took to Twitter to celebrate the victory. Cooper Kupp and Jalen Ramsey were among those to share their thoughts, while Nick Scott shared some words of encouragement for Matt Gay after his 37-yard miss. Former Rams great Torry Holt pointed out that Jared Goff now has 41 wins in four seasons, too, which is quite impressive. Big division dub! Timely and complementary football. Big time response. On to New England! — Cooper Kupp (@CooperKupp) December 7, 2020 Never satisfied.. pissed off for greatness BUT Rams WIN!!.. & God is always good no matter what 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/gD5e2qBgM0 — Jalen Ramsey (@jalenramsey) December 7, 2020 Back to Ballin’. — Gerald…

Twitter has suspended the account of liberal political commentator and journalist Salil Tripathi for violating its rules. It is not yet clear why his account was suspended or what rules he violated. He tweets under the username @saliltripathi. Salil Tripathi suspended by Twitter It is not known whether Twitter mistakenly suspended Salil Tripathi. Given the fact that Tripathi is an anti-Modi liberal and not a non-left voice on the platform, it is very much possible that it was unintentional and the account could be restored very soon in that case. Liberals on the platform are quite distressed at the development as it is highly unusual for a person of liberal political inclinations to be suspended despite violating rules. Some suggested that Salil Tripathi might have been suspended for posting a poem on Babri Masjid demolition. Today is the 28 year anniversary of the demolition of the disputed structure at Ram Janmabhoomi. Was Salil Tripathi’s account suspended for a poem on Babri demolition @Twitter? What rule did it break?— Samrat X সম্রাট (@MrSamratX) December 6, 2020 Rahul Gandhi fan Sanjukta Basu suggested that the suspension could be the result of a ‘technical glitch’. “This must be a mistake,” she said. What…

Here's what the American power players are talking about on Twitter.  1. Journalism on Journalism "We journalists should have been tougher on Mr. Trump, questioning his every lie and insult," writes @jorgeramosnews. "We should not have let him get away with his racism and xenophobia." https://t.co/51ft4lzyXl — New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) December 4, 2020 Speak for yourself. Some of us have pushed hard against every lie. Some of us pushed back from day one. Even when others would not. Some of us fought him in court - and won repeatedly. We have NO regrets. https://t.co/zIItQUFkPm — Brian J. Karem (@BrianKarem) December 6, 2020 With all due respect, the WH seized my press credentials after I called out Trump’s xenophobia when he referred to a migrant caravan as an invasion. Some of us were calling out his lies, his racism and dealt with serious death threats along the way. Inaccurate to say otherwise. https://t.co/ljTSQISuHr — Jim Acosta (@Acosta) December 5, 2020 They are only getting loud now that Trump lost. When was a moment to stand up, file affidavits, only a few brave ones did it. After the fact, anyone can do it. What matters is who did it for the free…

Badgers fans flock to Twitter to vent after No. 4 Wisconsin falls to rival Marquette Golden Eagles Here's what fans were saying after the Badgers dropped their first game of the season: Back to the basics Can't let an offensive player get a clean tap in a situation like that. Potter needs to block out better there. — Brad Miller (@BradMiller_WX) December 5, 2020 It's complicated I went back and watched and you're right. BUT ... that could be a TV timing thing. Those don't always match up with the official timer. — Jim Polzin (@JimPolzinWSJ) December 5, 2020 Finding middle ground Soooo....just let him walk right around you on the last play? — Nothing Will Fundamentally Change (@ccblueyes70) December 5, 2020 Beat at their own game Smart take - UW got “out Wisconsined” ...very true — Gregory C. Schaefer (@GCSchaefer) December 5, 2020 Vanishing act Seems Potter disappears in close games. Thought he did the same thing last year too — Jason Gilberts (@jaygilberts) December 5, 2020 All night long They deserved the win? It was a 2 possession game the whole night — Nothing Will Fundamentally Change (@ccblueyes70) December 5, 2020 Planting seeds Until it comes to being…

Once President-elect Joe Biden assumes office on Inauguration Day, Twitter could remove President Trump’s special privileges as a high-profile world leader and treat his account as a normal one.Twitter confirmed reports that a change in the account’s status could lead to harsher enforcement actions – although a spokesman said the policy was nothing new.The platform has a public interest exemption for the accounts of world leaders, whose words are generally newsworthy and important for their citizens to read, even if they violate the rules. President Donald Trump listens during a ceremony to present the Presidential Medal of Freedom to former football coach Lou Holtz, in the Oval Office of the White House, Dec. 3, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) TULSI GABBARD URGES TRUMP NOT TO 'BACK DOWN' AGAINST BIG TECHBut the exemption does not apply to former world leaders, a spokesman said.Trump’s personal Twitter account has more than 88 million followers, and his most recent five tweets early Friday evening each received more than 50,000 likes – with the highest racking up nearly 140,000.But his tweets about unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud have garnered warning tags from Twitter that read, “This claim about election fraud is disputed.”Even those posts, however, receive tens…

10:01 PM PST 12/3/2020 by Abid Rahman Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic Letitia Wright The 'Black Panther' star faced a backlash after posting a fact-free YouTube video that questioned the efficacy and safety of a potential COVID-19 vaccine and vaccines generally. Letitia Wright faced a Twitter backlash on Thursday night after posting a link to a YouTube video questioning whether people should take any prospective COVID-19 vaccine and the safety of vaccines generally. The Black Panther star tweeted a video from On The Table, a YouTube discussion channel, where the presenter opined at length about the efficacy of vaccines, the dangers of taking them and the supposed origins of the ingredients of a COVID-19 vaccine.  "I don't understand vaccines medically, but I've always been a little bit of a skeptic of them," the presenter Tomi Arayomi says towards the beginning of his fact-free monologue which was full of personal anecdotes and his own feelings on vaccines generally. After Wright had posted the video to Twitter with the prayer hands emoji, she quickly became embroiled in arguments with users taking her to task for using her platform to spread misinformation on vaccines. The British actress, who is currently starring in Steve McQueen's acclaimed Small Axe anthology…

Twitter is an American microblogging and social networking service. It allows users to share their ideas and thoughts by a means of 280 words tweet. You can post, like, and retweet tweets on Twitter. You can also search on Twitter using many ways. You can search for Tweets from yourself, friends, local businesses, and everyone from celebrities to global political leaders.Searching for topic keywords or hashtags will help you follow ongoing conversations about breaking news or personal interests. You have the option to turn off, or back on, at any time.When you have signed in to your account on the web, the search works slightly different than the Twitter for iOS or Android apps.Follow the below-mentioned guide to use search for the web as well as Twitter iOS and Android apps.How to search from Twitter for iOSStep 1: Open the Twitter app.Step 2: Then, tap the ‘explore tab’.Step 3: Go to the top of the page, enter your search into the search box and tap ‘search’.Step 4: You will see results consisting of a combination of Tweets, photos, accounts, and more.Step 5: You can filter your results by tapping the top, latest, people, photos, videos, news, or broadcasts (visible at…