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What the hell is Peacock? Here’s a guide to the “free as a bird” streaming service
Hanh Nguyen
You really do get a lot for free (including ads!) but whether you can watch it on your TV or not is another story
Cruz called out for not wearing mask on American Airlines flight: “Horrifying disregard” for others
Alex Henderson
Cruz was photographed without a mask during a commercial flight, which was a violation of the airline's rule
Secretary of State Pompeo hints that US may go after TikTok, directly threatening freedom of speech
Matthew Rozsa
Pompeo and Trump may be retaliating after TikTok users organized to empty a Trump rally in Oklahoma
An appreciation of Ringo Starr’s dynamic and joyful musical gifts – despite the naysayers
Annie Zaleski
The lowest-profile Beatles member turns 80, but his musical & humanitarian career continues as consistently as ever
“Copfluencers” are using TikTok to spread pro-police messaging
Serena Tara
The video social media platform has its own "Cop TikTok" subculture
He built a privately funded border wall. It’s already at risk of falling down if not fixed
Jeremy Schwartz, Perla Trevizo
The “Lamborghini” of border walls is in danger of falling into the river if nothing is done, experts say
“Throwing a hissyfit”: Rand Paul criticized for accusing Dr. Anthony Fauci of promoting “undue fear”
Alex Henderson
"We shouldn’t presume that a group of experts somehow knows what’s best for everyone," the Republican senator says
As borrower claims languish, House fails to override Trump’s student loan forgiveness veto
Roger Sollenberger
The move comes as a whistleblower alleges that officials killed a loan forgiveness site for being too helpful.
Trump’s 2020 election app harvests intimate user data, including location: report
Matthew Rozsa
Those who download the Trump reelection app surrender their GPS location and other intimate data to the Trump team
Facebook pulls Trump campaign ads using Nazi symbol and white supremacist code
Roger Sollenberger
The campaign ran 88 versions of the ads beginning with the same 14-word phrase — a popular neo-Nazi numerology
How “Karen” went from a popular baby name to a stand-in for white entitlement
Robin Queen
Generic names can take on a linguistic life of their own, becoming powerful forms of social commentary
McEnany brags that Trump won 8% of the black vote in attempt to smear Romney for marching in protest
Roger Sollenberger
McEnany dodged a question about Romney's support of black lives matter by falsely claiming he won 2% of the vote
Trump: The eternal, never-presidential campaigner
Stephan Richter, Uwe Bott
How Trump has regulated the American public’s right to free speech: Every “Presidential” speech is a campaign event
John Boyega spoke out against racism, but Hollywood has punished actors for that in the past
Melanie McFarland
Make no mistake, the "Star Wars" actor is risking his career by speaking out in blunt terms. We love him for it
Jacob Wohl and the women: The tale of a right-wing scam artist’s downward trajectory
Roger Sollenberger
Does it still matter what Jacob Wohl is doing? To the people he sucks into his world, absolutely.
“Virtual terrorism”: Far-right trolls are targeting marginalized groups on Zoom calls
Nicole Karlis
An increase in group videoconferencing has given white nationalists leverage to harass and spread hate
Trump signs executive order threatening free speech rights online
Matthew Rozsa
Trump said he would retaliate against Twitter for fact-checking his tweets. He just made good on that threat
Donald Trump just issued his most serious threat yet to free speech
Matthew Rozsa
Twitter is well within their right to call out Trump's fabrication. Does he misunderstand the First Amendment?
Widower pleads with Twitter to delete Trump tweets claiming Joe Scarborough killed his late wife
Matthew Rozsa
Trump tweets that Lori Klausutis was killed by Joe Scarborough; Klausutis's widower demands those tweets be deleted
Longtime hydroxychloroquine user contracts COVID-19
Matthew Rozsa
A woman who took the politicized anti-malarial drug for 19 years to treat lupus still contracted COVID-19
“Matrix” creator criticizes Elon Musk and Ivanka Trump for urging people to swallow “the red pill”
Alex Henderson
The term “the red pill” has become identified with far-right anti-feminist websites. That’s not where it originated
Amid growing antitrust concerns, Facebook goes “faceless” in DC with new lobby group
Andrea Germanos
Facebook is facing numerous antitrust probes
From virtual farmers markets to CSA apps, farmers have gone digital to get produce to consumers
Ashlie D. Stevens
As consumers stay home, they're looking more closely at how — and from whom — they source their food
How I learned to love Ahsoka Tano, the Jedi pariah who wasn’t supposed to exist
Caroline Cao
This mouthy "Clone Wars" breakout questioned the Jedi Order long before Luke did it onscreen
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