A diplomatic spat between the US and UK plays out on Twitter.

Joe Abah may not be your favourite person on Twitter, but his over 200,000 followers on Twitter know that Ezemmuo is not one to run away from the gbas gbos of social media. Being a former employee of the Nigerian government, Abah was, and is still, an easy target of anti-government critics, especially when he speaks well of certain government policies.

Twitter takes flight with Trump's historical blunders.

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Several fake social media accounts spreading messages in support of Iran have been removed from Facebook and Twitter. The deletion of the accounts came after an investigation by internet security firm FireEye.

DJ Khaled donating proceeds from Nipsey Hussle song to late rapper's kids Khaled took to Twitter to announce that a track he had worked on with the later rapper, "Higher," would be released. DJ Khaled, via Twitter DJ Khaled, via Twitter Khaled went on to reveal his intentions for releasing the song. DJ Khaled, via Twitter DJ Khaled, via Twitter

Twitter temporarily blocked accounts of a Jewish paper and a Berlin politician for allegedly publishing election misinformation. Both offending tweets had to do with criticism of the far-right AfD party.

Donald Trump has repeatedly complained about the social media giant's supposed bias against conservatives. Trump's latest complaints came after the company's shares surged 15 percent.

Ed Rendell, former governor of Pennsylvania and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, discusses Joe Biden's bid for the U.S. presidency with Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz and Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."

Two Saudi Arabian women who fled their families to Georgia this week have been offered help by authorities. The sisters are the latest in a stream of women using Twitter to escape the Saudi male guardianship system.

Social media giants, including Facebook and Twitter, were heavily criticized after the terror attacks on New Zealand mosques for their perceived inactivity in dealing with material live streamed by the suspect.

Bloomberg's Selina Wang discusses Twitter's international business and its efforts to clamp down on election manipulation.