https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/new-york-post-has-gained-290-000-followers-since-twitter-lockout

The New York Post has gained 290,000 Twitter followers since it was locked out from the platform.

That number, reported by Social Blade, which tracks the publication's Twitter metrics, represents a 16% increase in followers for the publication.

On Oct. 14, the New York Post was locked out of its account after posting its reporting on Hunter Biden, the son of the former vice president. That reporting included information allegedly obtained from the 50-year-old's laptop.

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https://nypost.com/2020/10/31/ivanka-trump-declares-pro-life-stance-for-first-time-publicly/

Four years ago, Ivanka Trump didn’t take a stand on the galvanizing issue. And after President Trump took office, in 2017, she even met secretly with then-Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards. At the time, she said she wanted to know more about the organization.

Now, she said, her viewpoint is clear.

“I respect all sides of a very personal and sensitive discussion,” Ivanka Trump said, “but I am also a mother of three children, and parenthood affected me in a profound way in terms of how I think about these things.”

For the first time, she stated publicly: “I am pro-life, and unapologetically so.”

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-pennsylvania-american-dream

President Trump on Saturday will tell supporters in Pennsylvania that they have the chance to “save the American dream” by reelecting him to office on Tuesday – while warning of “corrupt forces” who are seeking to replace him with Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

“This is the state where the story of American Independence began – it is the state where the American Constitution was signed – and three days from now this is the state that will save the American Dream,” he will say, according to prepared remarks

The Trump campaign is billing the speech as the beginning of Trump’s closing argument for Pennsylvania – a key swing state that could decide the election and that went for Trump in 2016.

In his address, he is expected to touch on themes of self-governance, presenting the election as a choice between a “corrupt political class” or government by the people.