Alex Jones, a well-known conspiracy theorist, is trying to keep his personal social media accounts out of the upcoming auction of his Infowars media platform. This is because he owes over $1 billion to the families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims. Jones feels that selling his so
After many years in prison, brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez might be freed soon. Media experts said they could earn millions from interviews, books, and documentaries. Some even suggested they could use OnlyFans, a subscription service. The public’s interest in their story is strong, and they could
Madison De La Garza, the younger half-sister of Demi Lovato, faced an unimaginable tragedy. She revealed on Instagram that she lost her baby girl after an emergency C-section in late September. The 22-year-old actress, known for her role in "Desperate Housewives, " shared the devastating news with a
The Washington Post's cartoon team decided to have some fun with the paper's recent decision not to endorse a presidential candidate. They created a dark, formless image that seemed to poke fun at the newspaper's popular slogan, "Democracy Dies in Darkness. " This happened shortly after the paper's
Meryl Streep and Martin Short have been spotted together a lot lately, always with big smiles on their faces. People can't help but wonder if there's more to their friendship than meets the eye. They've been seen holding hands and whispering to each other, like at the Golden Globes earlier this year
Ever since its peak in 2020, the once-prominent conspiracy theory QAnon has faded from public view. But don't be fooled—its beliefs are still alive and well, quietly infiltrating our political discourse. Jesselyn Cook, a journalist and Harvard University fellow, explains that the extreme ideas of QA
In the final days before a big election, false information about voting is swirling around social media. These lies, spread by people like former President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk, are making many voters doubt if elections are fair. Some voters believe non-citizens are voting, or
You might expect the person behind a major social media account spreading election conspiracies to be exactly who they claim to be. But that's not the case with "Black Insurrectionist". This influential account, with over 300, 000 followers, was actually run by a white man from upstate New York. Thi
In the final stretch of the presidential election, social media is buzzing with false claims about voting. Some folks say noncitizens are voting, mail-in ballots are easily tampered with, and voting machines can be hacked. These lies are making people doubt the voting process. Even prominent figures
Imagine splitting up with your partner, but instead of just dividing the furniture, you're fighting over your shared TikTok account with millions of followers. This is becoming a real-life scenario for many couples, as social media accounts become valuable assets in divorces. Kat and Mike Stickler f
