, a series of stories checking in on how things are going now for the people and products that were riding high during the last administration.
When history textbooks take on the Trump era, every page will surely feature some mention of the 45
th president’s tweets. It’s hard to say which was ultimately more exhausting, at least for me—the tweets themselves or the media’s obsession with and hand-wringing over those tweets. But about four months after his suspension from the platform, one thing feels increasingly true: Trump’s presence kept Twitter culturally relevant. And now, the limits and frustrations of Twitter as a platform have never seemed more clear.