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Pro-Palestine posters with ‘paraglider’ images spark backlash

The paragliders were part of a Hamas attack that killed nearly 1,000.

On by Marlon Ettinger

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Bakery apologizes after replacing baby Jesus with sausage roll in Advent calendar

This advent calendar is not Kosher.

On by David Britton

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Man arrested in baby-abuse case after social media outrage

The suspect posted bail, but he still faces serious charges—and it’s in part because of social media.

On by Lyz Lenz

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The #CancelWendyWilliamsShow hashtag has a selective outrage problem

Ariana Grande shouldn’t have been the reason for the backlash.

On by Derrick Clifton

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The Beckham pacifier controversy reveals an ugly truth about parental shaming

Parenting is a constant exercise in insecurity, because it’s impossible to get completely right.

On by Dana Norris

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Tinder, Trump, and the perils of Twitter tantrums

For an app built around rejection, Tinder just can’t handle it.

On by Skylar Baker-Jordan

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Russell Crowe infuriated by fake quote in ClickHole

The actor was *not* entertained.

On by Gabe Bergado

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Stephin Merritt is the biggest troll in the online literary scene

The Magnetic Fields frontman isn’t one for sparing feelings.

On by Miles Klee

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Woman’s Brooklyn Bridge selfie catches suicidal man in the background

We just want to know how many “likes” it got.

On by Miles Klee

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Multiracial families respond to Richard Cohen’s race-baiting

Twitter wasted no time laying into Cohen, already a favorite political lightning rod.

On by Miles Klee

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The Tea Party Insult Generator helps you stick it to those ‘fascist libtards’

Leave the outrage to the pros.

On by Miles Klee

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How a gay blogger is tweeting politicians out of the closet

Tweets are now Michael Rogers’s medium for muckraking. They’re “like jabs.”

On by Audra Schroeder

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Esquire.com commits the 9/11 gaffe of the day

Here’s something the men’s magazine can’t wait to forget.

On by Miles Klee

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Some guy kicked a kitten on Vine, and now the Internet’s after him

You don’t just kick a kitten and get away with it.

On by Fidel Martinez

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Why aren’t people outraged over privacy violations?

What will it take to turn the tide of natural apathy?

On by Janet Kornblum

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