‘He’s 18’: Twitter Trending Topics Amplifies Quaden Bayles Conspiracy Theory
Twitter had “He’s 18” as a trending topic on February 21 2020, amplifying baseless conspiracies that bullied Australian boy Quaden Bayles was older than nine.
Twitter had “He’s 18” as a trending topic on February 21 2020, amplifying baseless conspiracies that bullied Australian boy Quaden Bayles was older than nine.
Following the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody, social media lit up with reports that Baltimore police had posted a “Welcome to Baltimore” billboard that claimed the mayor and city council had “turned their backs” on police and firefighters in the city.
A 76-year-old woman was thrown out of a KFC restaurant in Missouri for breastfeeding her 42-year-old son.
The Star of David appears on the bottoms of Vans so that people can “step on Jews” while they wear them.
A video of a swimming pool outside a resort in Nepal captures the effects of an earthquake that devastated the country in April 2015.
After protests and riots erupted in Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray, black figures were hung from trees in the city to intimidate protestors.
A viral email lists a lengthy arrest record for Freddie Gray, the man who died while in police custody in Baltimore.
A young couple purchased a Princess Diana Beanie Baby for $15 at a flea market in England and sold the rare stuffed animal for $93,000 on eBay.
The FDA has discovered that the makers of Arizona Iced Tea add human urine to their iced tea product.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that cops can’t stop, speak to, walk by, or look in the general direction of any person for any reason at all.