Trump Unblocks More <br />Twitter Accounts <br />After Court Ruling A legal ruling in May said that President Trump was violating some citizens' First Amendment rights by blocking Twitter accounts that were criticizing him. In the wake of that ruling, the president <br />has unblocked more Twitter accounts, <br />including journalists, writers, authors, <br />bloggers and political commentators. However, many <br />accounts still <br />remain blocked, including <br />Rosie O'Donnell. The Justice Department has since filed <br />an appeal against the May ruling, stating that <br />the Twitter account "belongs to Donald Trump <br />in his personal capacity." Writer Tom Coates, <br />who was unblocked <br />by Trump this week, <br />made a statement. Tom Coates, <br />via 'Newsweek' Ruling judge, Naomi <br />Buchwald, said that <br />Trump could only "mute" <br />users he found offensive. Judge Naomi Buchman, via 'Newsweek'
