Meta, Twitter Win Exclusive Rights to Promote Terrorism, Free Speech Considered More Important Than Safety
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has decided in favor of social media giants Meta (formerly Facebook) and Twitter,…
Read MoreIn a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has decided in favor of social media giants Meta (formerly Facebook) and Twitter,…
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Read MoreIn a bid to make democracy more “lit” and significantly boost youth voter turnout, authorities have announced a revolutionary new…
Read MoreIn a move that shook both the archeological world and the Twitterverse, the Great Sphinx of Giza has broken its…
Read MoreIn an exclusive interview that has both skeptics and believers buzzing, a self-proclaimed time traveler from the year 2050 has…
Read MoreThe U.S. Surgeon General has issued a stark new warning, labeling social media as the leading cause of brain cell…
Read MoreDad jokes, those pun-laden quips once confined to family barbecues and the back seats of minivans, have undergone a remarkable…
Read MoreIn a bold move that’s turning heads and swiping right across the financial world, Argentina’s economy has taken to Tinder…
Read MoreToday we have a tale that reads like a modern-day Plato’s Cave allegory, a local man’s first venture outside in…
Read MoreMove over boring petitions and stuffy town hall meetings! The future of political activism is here, and it involves booty…
Read MoreIn a move that’s raising eyebrows across Silicon Valley, a bold new start-up has unveiled its flagship product: the “Iron…
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Senate Introduces Bill to Make ‘Unfollowing’ Politicians on Social Media a Federal Offense
In a daring leap towards what can only be described as “compulsory digital loyalty,” the U.S. Senate has unveiled legislation…
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