The White House posted a message about trade. It said, "Do not retaliate and you will be rewarded". This message triggered ...

Our online era is being defined by a digital haze of shitpost-y, weirdly specific memes that toe the line between satire and watch list.

The brain rot memes like Tralalero Tralala, however, are widely acknowledged to be low-quality and low-value content on social media. Psychologist and Oxford University Professor Andrew Przybylski ...

Discover why your brain is wired to love memes—quick, emotional, relatable content that delivers instant joy and connection.

The $600 Light Phone III is a stripped-down device that does barely anything, part of a category of minimalist tech products ...

In the Netflix series "Adolescence," we have no idea why Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper) is arrested at the beginning of the first episode. The tension from seeing a helpless 13-year-old boy escorted to a ...

Progressives such as MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace suppress natural human feelings in service of their ideology. America must embrace its full humanity again.

Although it’s still experimental, they hope the brain-computer interface could someday help give ... to keep up with the fast ...

If you’re terminally online or have kids, you’re probably familiar with TikTok and its poorly moderated clone, Instagram ...

Researchers prove that A.I. is better than people at crafting jokes that require no context and inspire no laughter.

In one memorable Chalkbeat essay, Katie Kraushaar, now Katie Hicks, wrote that the pandemic revealed that “to teach is to ...

As I observed in a column last year, the 2024 election was characterized online by its brain-rot memes, nonsensical collisions of imagery that produced a lot of noise but little coherent impact.