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"The AP has suspended its main Twitter account after it was hacked earlier today (April 23). A tweet from the non-profit news agency stated that Barack Obama had been injured in an attack on the White House.  The agency&amp;#039;s politics Twitter feed confirmed that the main account had indeed been hacked, and that all tweets from it were incorrect. It stated: &amp;quot;All: The main @AP Twitter account has been hacked, The tweets coming out of there are false. We are working to correct the problem.&amp;quot; NBC News reporter Chuck Todd soon tweeted that the White House story was untrue, and reiterated The AP&amp;#039;s statement that it had been hacked by a currently unknown source. News of the fake White House attack soon led to the stock market dropping considerably. Stock market reacts to @ap Twitter hack (pic: @charlesforelle) twitter.com/charlesforelle\u2026 &amp;amp;mdash; BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) April 23, 2013  White House press secretary Jay Carney spoke of the tweet during a press briefing after hearing confirmation of the account&amp;#039;s hacking from AP&amp;#039;s chief White House correspondent Julie Pace. &amp;quot;It appears as though AP&amp;#039;s Twitter account has been attacked, so anything that was just sent out... is obviously false,&amp;quot; Pace said. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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