The Daily Populous

SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter said on Monday that it was suspending Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene from its service for 12 hours after she posted messages that violated its policy against sharing misleading information about the coronavirus.

Ms. Greene, Republican of Georgia, has been an outspoken opponent of vaccines and masks as tools to curb the pandemic.

Twitter said Ms. Greene’s tweets were misinformation, and it barred her from the service until Tuesday. »

Twitter announced Monday that it's suspending the account of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) for 12 hours.

Driving the news: "We took enforcement action on the account you referenced (@mtgreenee) for violations of the Twitter Rules, specifically the COVID-19 misleading information policy," Twitter said in an emailed statement.

A tweet previously embedded here has been deleted or was tweeted from an account that has been suspended or deleted. »

South Carolina State University, an HBCU, canceled $9.8 million in student debt for 2,500 students.

The debt cancellation was made possible through both Trump and Biden's stimulus funds.

South Carolina State University just became the latest school to act on the $1.7 trillion student-debt crisis in the country. »

Conspiracy theory specialist says this misinformation comes from anxiety and a search for answers to the uncertain.

A new study has found that 1-in-5 Americans believe that it is "definitely true" or "probably true" that there is a microchip in the COVID-19 vaccines.

There has never been any evidence to support the idea that microchips are a part of the vaccine rollout. »