Dem. Rep: ‘It’s Frightening’ Social Media Won’t Take Down ‘False’ Voting Information
Concerns Over Misinformation and AI Content Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-AZ) expressed her alarm in a video shared on Saturday, stating that American social media platforms have yet to take action against “inaccurate information about voting or candidates,” calling this situation “very scary.” In her remarks, the Arizona Democrat highlighted her personal struggle with distinguishing AI-generated […]
Daniel Penny, the New York Subway Hero, Enters Social Media with Strong Support for Data Centers
Daniel Penny, a New Yorker recently acquitted of criminally negligent homicide for choking an unstable homeless man on the subway, has taken to social media to advocate for an unexpected cause. After joining venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz in February 2025, just a few months post-trial, Penny is now publicly promoting the creation of data […]
Rep Debbie Dingell’s comment about ‘Lake Natalie’ ignites a social media debate
Trump renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ In a surprising move amidst a trade dispute with Canada, President Donald Trump has officially renamed Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America.’ This decision has sparked criticism, particularly from California Governor Gavin Newsom. Rep. Debbie Dingell, a Democrat from Michigan, has attracted attention for her response to Trump’s name change. […]
NBC Provides a Clear Example of How Media Conceals Sexual Grooming of Minors
DOES NBC NEWS SUPPORT THE GROOMING OF MINORS? Examining NBC’s coverage of a Texas law alongside the law itself raises some significant concerns. Let’s start with a provocative question: Does NBC endorse the sexual grooming of minors? In a report by NBC News’ Raquel Coronell Uribe about a “Reagan-appointed” judge’s decision to strike down Texas […]
Meta Agrees to Pay $17 Billion for Damage to Children on Social Media
Meta has agreed to settle a multi-state lawsuit concerning claims of child addiction to social media, reportedly reaching a $17 billion deal with California, Colorado, Kentucky, and New Jersey. This agreement, reported by Axios, puts an end to a broader $1.4 trillion lawsuit as Meta commits to limiting users under 18 to two hours of […]
Parents attributing their children’s deaths to social media rejoice over $18 billion settlement
Meta, the company behind Instagram and Facebook, has agreed to an astonishing $18 billion settlement with 48 states, which accused the organization of knowingly harming children. Many parents, particularly those whose teens have taken their own lives, see this as a moment of celebration. “It feels like vindication,” remarked Victoria Hinks, whose daughter, Owl, was […]
Video from Iranian state media threatens Barron Trump with a $10M bounty
Trump faces elevated security threat as Secret Service cases surge Tim Miller, a former Secret Service agent, has highlighted the rising security risks surrounding President Trump. This includes not only assassination threats but also unsettling imagery, like a depiction of Trump in a casket. Miller points out that the Secret Service requires substantial resources to […]
Abdul El-Sayed targets Usha Vance in a ‘racist’ social media message: Gill
The political scene is buzzing after Abdul El-Sayed, a socialist Senate candidate from Michigan, made remarks involving Usha Vance, the second lady. His comments about Vice President JD Vance have raised eyebrows and led some to wonder how he might treat female staff if elected in November. Former Florida state Representative Ben Graber reacted on […]
Apple and Google support media that back Democratic presidential candidates
A recent analysis shows that the most prominent news outlets featured on Apple News and Google News have not supported Republican candidates in any of the last ten presidential elections. This raises concerns about potential anti-conservative bias in these widely used news aggregators. The Media Research Center, a group that monitors media bias from a […]
A study finds that New York has the highest dependence on social media.
“X” definitely marks the spot. New York, it seems, never really sleeps—not with so many of us glued to our smartphones. A recent study by a personal injury insurance firm suggests that New York is the state most addicted to social media in the country. The research indicated that the Empire State has the highest […]