'Obama assassinated': hacked Fox News posted
Fox News Politics, which has over thirty thousand followers on Twitter, posted today morning ‘President Barack Obama assassinated.’
Hacked Fox News Twitter account says President Obama shot dead
Fox News has now joined the list of victims of hacking as a group of hackers called Scriptkiddies broke into one of its Twitter accounts and spread fake news about the assassination of president Barack Obama.
Hackers 'kill' Obama on Independence Day
It's a unique way of celebration for hackers on this Independence day. Taking control of the Fox News Politics Twitter feed and spreading hoax news announcing the death of President Barack Obama, is their style.
'Republicans could accept a short-tem deal on debt limit to avert Treasury default'
With less than a month left before the US Treasury grinds to a halt and be unable to honor debt obligation unless the $14.3 trillion ceiling on debt is increased, there is a sliver of hope with a top US Republican saying on Sunday that they could go for a 'mini deal' with the administration to avert a crisis.
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Mark Halperin Suspended, But Isn’t It Morning Joe’s Fault?
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Mark Halperin ‘Suspended Indefinitely’ by MSNBC for Insulting Obama [VIDEO]
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Senate Republican Invites Obama to GOP Lunch; President Declines
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