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In Elon Musk's world, it seems Twitter bots are always to blame
Ukrainian officials are now dunking on Musk. We're pretty sure they aren't bots.
By Matt Binder
Spotify hosts white supremacist music, according to report by civil rights group
Some of these white supremacist artists were verified and being recommended by Spotify.
By Matt Binder
TikTok bans politicians and political parties from monetizing on the platform
TikTok cracks down ahead of the midterms.
King Charles III won't reign like 'King Charles III'
An eight-year-old play (and five-year-old movie) predicted UK politics after the Queen's death. Let's hope more of it doesn't come true.
By Chris Taylor
Twitter whistleblower to Congress: A bad actor can take over any one of your accounts
Way too many Twitter employees have access to user data, according to Twitter's former head of security.
By Matt Binder
The internet documents a British monarch's death — for the first time
Queen Elizabeth II's death was chronicled in the digital space. A British monarch has never been remembered this way before.
King Charles I, II, and III: The history of a controversial name
Britain's new monarch could have become King Philip, Arthur, or George. Here's why he stood by Charles, the least worst option.
By Chris Taylor
Queen Elizabeth II has died aged 96. Here's what happens now.
Everything you need to know about the protocols, rules, and the accession of the British throne.
Queen Elizabeth II, queen of the United Kingdom, has died aged 96
The longest serving British monarch in history.
Google hasn't approved Truth Social's Android app because of all the violent content
Threats and calls for violence plague Trump's social media app, which is keeping it off Google's Play store.
By Matt Binder
Democrats score a major political win…over Disney and Hulu
Get ready to see political issue ads on Hulu.
By Matt Binder
Democratic candidates want to run ads on climate change, abortion, and guns. Hulu won't let them.
The streaming service wouldn't even run an ad about Jan. 6.
By Matt Binder
Overstock's former CEO tried to help Trump overturn the 2020 election, meets with Jan. 6 committee
Byrne left Overstock in 2019 after his relationship with a Russian spy was revealed.
By Matt Binder
Elizabeth Warren, Congressional Dems are coming for crypto miners
Just seven Bitcoin miners will use up the same amount of electricity as the entire city of Houston
By Matt Binder
A reminder from the Jan. 6 investigation: Deleting a text may not mean it's gone forever.
Don't store your secrets in deleted texts.
Dr. Pepper got the worst kind of 'product placement' in Jan. 6 hearing
Sidney Powell's holding that can a little too perfectly for the camera.
By Matt Binder
New Arizona law makes it illegal to film officers from within 8 feet
What happens if an officer just walks toward you?
Remembering the failed coup that brought down a superpower
America in 2021, you have a lot to learn from Russia in 1991.
By Chris Taylor
How to protect your privacy in a post-Roe America
Encrypted messaging apps & VPNs: Here's how to protect your data.
By Matt Binder
Internet enamored by a 14-year-old’s captivating 'I Voted' sticker in county contest
Ulster County in New York is asking for a public online vote — they’re getting a landslide.
Boris Johnson resigns, Twitter reacts
The UK Prime Minister has agreed to step down.
Boris Johnson has resigned. What happens next in the UK?
After months of scandal and a wave of resignations, Boris Johnson has agreed to stand down as UK prime minister.
Twitter reacts to the pure insanity that was Arizona's Republican primary for governor debate
"I feel like I'm in an SNL skit."
How to support reproductive rights in the U.S. from outside the U.S.
The reversal of Roe v. Wade is a public health crisis, not only for America but potentially for countries globally.
