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Aaron Schock, who repeatedly voted against LGBTQ rights, reportedly partied shirtless with gay friends at Coachella over the weekend. Since these photos have surfaced, the LGBTQ community and celebrities have started to call him out on social media.

Schock resigned from Congress in 2015 over the misuse of taxpayer funds. He was accused of using funds to redecorate his office to look Downton Abbey-esque and flew his staff on a private plane to a Katy Perry concert.

In 2017, he was indicted on 24 counts of wire fraud, mail fraud, theft of government funds, making false statements, filing false reports with federal election officials, and six counts of filing false tax returns. Last month, federal prosecutors dropped those charges against him in exchange for him to repay thousands of dollars.

One photo allegedly shows the 37-year-old making out with another man with his hand down his pants.

Schock has yet to publicly respond to the photos or the criticism.

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— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) April 17, 2019

Samsung’s new $1,980 foldable phone appears to be having problems with its foldable screen and breaking after just a couple of days for some journalists and one internet influencer.

Some who received the new phone to review before the official launch next week said their Galaxy Fold screens started to flicker and then turned completely black before not working entirely.

Samsung has publicly stated that the screen can withstand being opened and closed 200,000 times, or 100 times a day for five years.

The Galaxy Fold goes on sale Friday, April 26th in the U.S. for $1,980.

Samsung has yet to publicly comment or address these issues.

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ONTD, has your new phone broken on you after a few days after its launch? Or do you wait to make sure problems are addressed and fixed before buying?

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