The reaction on Twitter to major political events and policy decisions often differs a great deal from public opinion as measured by surveys. This is the conclusion of a year-long Pew Research Center ...

And 2016 contenders even offered up their thoughts on successors. Here are some of the best reactions. Longtime Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., may have won the Internet when he posted his reaction ...

Other social media companies, such as short-form video app TikTok, have barred political ads in order to protect its light-hearted culture. Twitter's policy change drew mixed reactions from ...

Now, the CEO of fellow social media giant Twitter says it will stop running political ads in November. John Yang talks to Politico’s Nancy Scola about the reasoning, the reaction and the ...

Your premise is that YouTube, Twitter, have really changed the political journalism ecosystem. But my first reaction is, has it really changed? People have been complaining about how echo-chambery ...

Some Twitter users were surprised with how responsibly Trump conducted himself; others called it a class act. Overall, the event was less fiery than most people excepted, with the largest ...

Now that this avenue is foreclosed to him, he’s less of a presence, even as the political world ... unfiltered reactions. It’s this aspect of Twitter that perfectly matched the president ...

The Twitterverse transformed Saturday as news outlets called the presidential race for Joe Biden. Soon after the race was called, people in masks flooded the streets to celebrate. Videos of Spike ...

and prompted significant political discourse. Here are six that prompted the most discussion - and some of the less vitriolic Twitter reactions to them. Budweiser You can't use the word "immigrant ...

Twitter's move to ban political ads garnered both praise and ... Update, 12:23 p.m.: Includes reaction from Change the Terms. Update, 1:47 p.m.: Includes remarks from Grygiel and more background.