‘Traffic Reporter Meltdown on Live Television’
A viral video of ‘traffic reporter Anavid Reyes’ spread virally on social media platforms.
A viral video of ‘traffic reporter Anavid Reyes’ spread virally on social media platforms.
Secure messaging app Signal claimed that Facebook refused to run a series of ads it purchased to illustrate the depth of advertiser access to user data.
“Capitalism will destroy this country,” the former employees wrote.
A viral tweet (“Senegal pink lake”) showed images of water in vibrant shades of pink.
A tweet contained the claim that agricultural workers are killed on the job more frequently than law enforcement officers and are paid far less money.
A since-deleted tweet quoting Sigmund Freud on charisma he “ascribed to the cocaine” he took before a lecture circulated in screenshots.
A cartoon illustrations how disinformation recirculates through history.
Hyperfixation on imaginary ‘cancellations’ continued with a claim that fairy tale character Snow White was the latest victim of ‘woke mobs.’
A tweet about the Navajo Nation sending personal protective gear to India was popular across platforms.
A popular meme claimed that police in Japan shoot paintballs at fleeing vehicles, an apparently simple solution to avoiding high-speed chases.