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government-communications
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indiatoday.intoday.inpolitics39 days ago
Government Reviews Disappearing Messages on WhatsApp for Ministers
A senior official said the practice of using disappearing messages on WhatsApp by government ministers is under review. The statement follows reports that some messages were absent from official files due to the feature.
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White House Launches aliens.gov Site Highlighting Millions of Immigration Encounters and Arrests
The new page uses X-Files styling to present data on immigration arrests and encounters while describing undocumented immigrants as aliens. It lists over three million encounters and 200,000 arrests from January 2025 through June 2026.
apnews.compolitics41 days ago
Prime Minister Uses Disappearing Messages on Phone, Downing Street Confirms
Downing Street confirmed the prime minister uses an auto-delete function on WhatsApp. A batch of messages related to Lord Mandelson's appointment was released Monday, but few came from the prime minister.
Euronewstechnology46 days ago
White House social media account posts tribute to Harambe on tenth anniversary
The official White House account published a lengthy online tribute marking the tenth anniversary of the death of Harambe the gorilla. The post drew immediate criticism from social media users who questioned its timing and relevance.
channel4.compolitics53 days ago
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle rebukes Chancellor Rachel Reeves for policy announcement on TikTok
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle told Chancellor Rachel Reeves that important policy announcements must first be made to Parliament. The rebuke followed Reeves posting videos on TikTok before informing MPs.
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State Department Updates Language on Migration and Refugees
The State Department has revised its communications on migration and refugee issues. NPR reported that the updated language incorporates elements of the "Great Replacement" theory. The theory has been promoted by white nationalist groups.