South Carolina Bride Killed on Wedding Day
A heart-wrenching Facebook post about a deadly and tragic wedding day incident was quick to circulate on social media.
A heart-wrenching Facebook post about a deadly and tragic wedding day incident was quick to circulate on social media.
A suspended GoFundMe campaign was not authorized by Bell; she validated a separate active campaign as legitimate.
A viral video of an altercation at a Houston party has been widely and inaccurately blamed on the Black Lives Matter movement — and a resulting GoFundMe raised several times its goal.
Segments of Twitter are alight with rumors surrounding the April 2020 death of Virginia teenager Kat Restin and the alleged circumstances regarding her demise. An obituary for Restin, 19, was published on April 23 2020. Restin’s Obituary In that obituary, Restin’s name is given as “Katelynn Anne ‘Kat’ Restin,” and no specific cause of death …
The two tech companies’ attempt to generate donations without first seeking permission drew criticism online.
“Giving Tuesday” follows “Cyber Monday,” but some companies are just lining their pockets; here are the facts.
A juicy post to Reddit is either “family drama gold” or an elaborately detailed hoax showcasing the pitfalls of online fundraising and wedding culture.
In the wake of the days-long Covington Catholic controversy, rumors spread about its central figures, Native American rights activist Nathan Phillips of the Omaha Nation and student Nick Sandmann. As the story continued to unfold, pushed along by a toxic social media brew of rumors, backtracking, and the usual swarms of bots and paid trolls, claims appeared about Phillips …
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In late December 2018, a screenshot of a tweet attributed to a Twitter user who goes by “@MAGA_diane” began circulating on social media: The tweet appeared with a link to a GoFundMe campaign to fund a border wall between the United States and Mexico (created and pushed by Brian Kolfage, who has a history of …