Social Media Algorithms Are Rigged To Promote Erling Haaland Amid Taylor Swift-Like Fame At World Cup

Norwegian soccer star Erling Haaland has become an omnipresent figure across social media platforms. From TikTok to Instagram, his rise at the World Cup has reached heights typically reserved for pop icons, fueling the perception that algorithms are driving his massive visibility.

Social Media Algorithms Are Rigged To Promote Erling Haaland Amid Taylor Swift-Like Fame At World Cup

Who is Giddy the Goose? The viral porch decor trend is back in stock

Giddy the Goose, a popular porch decoration, has once again captivated home-improvement fans across the United States. This easy-to-customize adornment is popping up on social feeds and neighborhood lawns, bringing a touch of whimsical fun to everyday decor.

Falcons’ Sophie Cunningham meme post sparks backlash from WNBA fans

A recent meme posted by WNBA player Sophie Cunningham unleashed a torrent of criticism from fans. With many details behind a paywall, the controversy underscores the increasingly high stakes of social media in professional sports.

Falcons’ Sophie Cunningham meme post sparks backlash from WNBA fans

What Is Twitter’s Legacy, 20 Years Later?

Two decades after its launch, Twitter is once again under the spotlight—a pivotal figure from the platform’s early days shares how it evolved into what he calls a “monster.” In exploring the platform’s lasting effects, the piece examines how a seemingly simple communication tool came to reshape public discourse.

What Is Twitter’s Legacy, 20 Years Later?

Woman Shares Surprising Benefit of Being ‘Ugly’ While Traveling

A traveler reveals how her perceived “ugliness” allows her to move through unfamiliar places with less harassment. Her first-person reflection, shared online, shines light on how appearance can influence personal experiences and safety.

Woman Shares Surprising Benefit of Being ‘Ugly’ While Traveling

How the federal government is painting immigrants as criminals on social media

Scholars warn that a new federal campaign distorts the reality of immigrants and crime, painting a picture they call unprecedented. This effort, highlighted by experts in immigration, media, and criminal law, suggests a deliberately skewed portrayal of immigrant communities on social media.

Johnny Manziel Posts Bizarre Video From The Bahamas On Sunday

Johnny Manziel’s social media post from The Bahamas has stirred curiosity about the former NFL quarterback’s current status. The Heisman Trophy winner uploaded a short video on X, leaving many wondering what exactly is going on.

Johnny Manziel Posts Bizarre Video From The Bahamas On Sunday

A former Disney cast member believes going viral cost the Evil Queen her job: “It’s the Disney way”

A former Disney cast member claims that a performer playing the Evil Queen lost her job after a viral moment caught management’s attention. Insisting that Disney’s priority is “protecting the magic,” the ex-employee believes it was the company’s classic “Disney way” to remove a cast member who attracted too much online notoriety.

A former Disney cast member believes going viral cost the Evil Queen her job: “It’s the Disney way”

After the LA fires, false narratives on social media impacted state policy

In the aftermath of fierce wildfires in Los Angeles last year, social media platforms were flooded with misleading information. These false claims, which spread quickly, ultimately had a tangible impact on how California crafted its policies.

How local law enforcement can use social media to solve crime

Local law enforcement officials in Sheridan, Wyoming, say social media helps them investigate crimes more efficiently. The Sheridan Police Department and the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office rely on platforms like Facebook to follow leads and coordinate with the community.

How local law enforcement can use social media to solve crime