The award winning British celebrity Ricky Gervais's beloved cat, Pickles, has somehow also ran afoul of Twitter's guidelines and managed to get his account suspended.
Twitter spokespeople mentioned that on Monday it had removed a further 70,000 accounts associated with the QAnon movement, as the company continues to crack down.
Angela Merkel, the Chancellor of Germany, called Twitter's decision to ban President Donald Trump from it's platform, "problematic".
UK regulators have now approved the new Starlink satellite internet service from Elon Musk, and beta kits have started to ship out.
In December, the Polish government announced an initiative that may compel social media companies to uphold free speech or recieve fines of roughly two million dollars, if they remove content or block an account that does not break the law in Poland.
The Red Scare Podcast is the latest in a long list of accounts to get booted from Twitter in what is being described as a social media purge.
Mitchell Baker, Mozilla's CEO, wrote on Friday on the company's official blog that they plan to go beyond deplatforming in combating what they consider "harmful speech".
The announcement follows a similar proclamation by Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who has imposed a similarly strict lockdown in Scotland.
A formal agreement is expected to be signed on Tuesday, with the Gulf states lifting their embargo against Qatar and Qatar ending their legal actions against their governments.
Slack, the online workspace app, was having technical issues on Monday, the first working day of the New Year, which appeared to affect most users.
"The government will be doing everything we can to vaccinate people as quickly as possible," she continued.
Assange is facing charges in the United States of violating the Espionage Act and conspiring to hack government computers.
Sinopharm, a state-controlled company, said that a vaccine developed by its Beijing Institute of Biological Products is 79.3 percent effective in preventing COVID-19 based on preliminary results.
"They are spreading this virus. Other people will spread it and people will die. They won’t know they have killed people but they have."
Sasha Johnson proposed the idea, saying that the blacklist would be comparable to the sex offender registry.