States passing laws to restrict and protect children and teens on social media
More states are passing laws about how children and teens should use social media.
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A reason to believe Trump will save TikTok
There is a simple reason to believe that Trump's comments about saving TikTok may have some weight to them.
TikTok ban will disrupt livelihood of millions of creators
While the law proposing the ban calls the app a security threat, academics and social media experts say it has irrevocably changed how information is shared, how online communities organize and how people make and spend money in the U.S.
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Zuckerberg platform busted with fake user messages
Mark Zuckerberg gets busted as Washington Post columnist exposes Meta team reality in conversation with a fake user that has sparked massive outrage over digital blackface and disastrous other Meta AI bots.
Skeptical Supreme Court justices weigh a rescue of TikTok from nearing ban
Now we have the Supreme Court TikTok ban headlines. In case you forgot, the initial reason for Congress banning it has nothing to do with Bytedance or China or National security.
TikTok on Trial: The Cultural Currency of the 21st Century
Without TikTok, the world loses more than quirky videos—it’s a battle over culture, creativity, and digital freedom. What’s at stake?
Elon Musk has started censoring people on X again. This time it’s MAGA
Elon Musk has started censoring people on X again and this time it's MAGA. They are NOT happy about it.
How tech affected ‘the information environment’ of the 2024 election
AI-created misinformation, deregulated social media platforms and influencers all played a major role in how Americans got their political information.
KU Lecturer on Leave After ‘Inappropriate Reference to Violence’ During Class
A lecturer at the University of Kansas was placed on administrative leave Wednesday after a video surfaced showing him addressing students saying men who refuse to vote for a woman president because they don’t think women are smart enough to be president should be shot.
Neo-Nazi Telegram Users Panic Amid Crackdown and Arrest of Alleged Leaders of Online Extremist Group
An analysis by ProPublica and FRONTLINE shows a surge in activity on Telegram channels aligned with the Terrorgram Collective, as allies tried to rally support for their comrades in custody and sought to oust users they believed to be federal agents.
“Don’t Share That!” An Expert on How to Protect Yourself From Racist Disinformation Campaigns
Online disinformation has once again taken a dangerous turn, due to an anti-immigrant rumor being amplified by the Republican candidates for president and vice president.
Sheriff Creates Unhinged Facebook Posts Asking Residents To Write Down Addresses Of Harris Voters
At a time when we think the Right couldn't possibly get any crazier, they have. A county sheriff in Ohio posted on Facebook—along with photos of Fox News on his television—unhinged rants about people voting for Kamala Harris and immigrants.
MAGA Network Busted For Creepy Post Payments
A secret network of influencers have been receiving payments for creepy social media posts about Kamala Harris. Yasmin Khan breaks it down on Rebel HQ.
Musk Promotes Hitler Defender, Gets Attacked For It
Elon Musk retweeted a video of Tucker Carlson's interview with controversial historian Darryl Cooper. Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uyger discuss on TYT.
Lara Trump’s Singing Brutally Roasted: ‘Every Note Is a Violation’
The new, highly auto-tuned vocals from the RNC Chairwoman are being compared to “sack of rusty cans being thrown into an industrial wood chipper.”
Does Charli XCX’s endorsement make a difference? 19% of young people admit It might
Charlie XCX posted a message on X for Kamala Harris. While this endorsement likely means very little to most adults who don’t follow the singer’s music, it is considered high praise among young people.
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