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You can't use $.get because that does an ajax call, which will be cross-origin and thus blocked by the Same Origin Policy, and the Twitter API you're trying to access doesn't support Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (or if it does, it doesn't allow either origin null or http://jsbin.com, which is the one I tried).

The API does support JSONP (which is not a true ajax call), though, so just changing the $.get to an $.ajax specifying JSONP works:

$.ajax({  url: url,  dataType: "jsonp",  success: function (data) {    console.log(data)    alert(data);  }});

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