Facebook, Snapchat ban Trump indefinitely after Capitol Hill violence
But he is back on Twitter
Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat have banned US President Donald Trump from posting any new messages through his accounts after his supporters stormed the Capitol building on Wednesday while lawmakers...
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