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Bankruptcy judge rejects The Onion’s bid to buy Alex Jones’ Infowars

Sarah Cooper shares viral fame, debut memoir 'Foolish'

Why the Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon over internet prices

Why Gen Z has such a problem with the period in texting

How online scammers are luring victims with romantic relationships

Biden unveils plan to provide high speed internet access nationwide

Internet celebrities prepare to step into the boxing ring for Creator Clash

Why Twitter is removing its blue check mark for some accounts

Can a teacher detect if students are using artificial intelligence?

Twitter users impersonate verified celebrities with blue check mark subscription

Online talk of “civil war” on the rise

Navigating privacy in the digital age

Why social media influencers are tapping into ‘millennial nostalgia’

Satanic panic comeback being fueled by QAnon believers and GOP influencers

Donell Harvin: Online hate groups will ‘continue to crank out violent extremists’ as long as ‘there's no content moderation.’

How Jan. 6 changed one man's path away from QAnon

Russian intelligence service arrests members of Ransomware gang REvil

Value of Bitcoins seized by U.S. government triples to $3 billion

How the internet defeated multi-level marketing fad that sold bags of dirt for $110

Facebook under scrutiny again over its role in misinforming and polarizing users

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Why top internet sleuths say they won't help find the UnitedHealthcare CEO killer

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Nick Fuentes facing battery charge after 'your body, my choice' confrontation at his Illinois home 

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'Hawk tuah girl' Haliey Welch's crypto launch draws scrutiny

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Mehmet Oz potentially violated marketing standards as he pushed supplements, watchdog says

Culture & Trends

'Brain rot' is Oxford University Press' word of the year