As global crises intensify, Gen Z turns fear into humour, transforming breaking news into memes. But why do they do this?

All times are interesting times, but the summer of 2016 was especially interesting. That July, as a Twitter user named Katie ...

So much for the notion that the Supreme Court, with its 6-3 majority of justices appointed by Republican presidents, was going to be a rubber stamp for Donald Trump. That is a frequently voiced charge ...

A western Iowa teacher who was fired after publicly commenting that she wouldn’t miss activist Charlie Kirk after his death ...

A White House rapid response manager is identified as the operator of a pro-Trump X account, raising concerns about political influence and the Hatch Act.

Kejriwal did not let the Congress remarks pass, asking why Robert Vadra and Rahul Gandhi did not go to jail despite facing cases while AAP leaders did.

A popular right-wing account that called a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes "a masterpiece" appears to be ...

The nearly decade-old conspiracy theory does not align neatly with the facts emerging from the documents. That does not seem to matter.

Kennedy’s recent posts seem to be part of a strategy to create fervor around Kennedy and his agenda that leaders of his Make America Healthy Again movement hope will cement the alliance between it and ...

The country’s politicians have spent centuries mastering the art of saying nothing. That all changed in September.

Overt antisemitism among online influencers — the folks who often make a very comfortable living from podcasting, live streaming and clip farming — has started to break into the real world. A notable ...

The president derided Democrats and said the United States was “winning.” In the Democratic response, Gov. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia accused the president of sowing fear.