The White House revised its Spanish-language website after backlash over a controversial "Go Home" button that upset immigrant communities and sparked widespread social discussion.

A woman's viral Reddit post describes breaking up with her boyfriend after he dismissed Elon Musk's alleged Nazi salute.

The White House Spanish-language website's removal, replaced with a controversial "Go Home" button and a Trump-focused video, has sparked outrage on social media

Bernie Sanders is going viral again for doing the same pose that led him to be shared across the internet in 2021 now at Donald Trump's inauguration in 2025.

Melania Trump's wide-brimmed hat that completed her look for her husband's inauguration sparked an avalanche of jokes and memes.

Users are putting Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on blast after users thought they caught him having a peek at Jeff Bezos' fiancée at Donald Trump's inauguration.

TikTok creators are sharing heartfelt farewells as the app faces a U.S. shutdown on Sunday.

Spirit Airlines sparked controversy after removing a passenger from a Los Angeles flight over his hoodie.

Former PhD candidate Zara Dar left academia to earn over $1 million on OnlyFans and gained viral success posting educational videos on Pornhub.

A California man was overcome with emotion after he returned to his home he thought was a goner, only to find that it was almost entirely untouched.

A flight attendant posted a twerking video, celebrating the end of her probationary period. When the video went viral, her employment was terminated.

Mexican YouTuber El Pinky was reportedly tortured and killed by a Mexican cartel, who accused him of working with a rival gang.

A glamping business owner has responded to "infuriating" and "scary" accusations online that he and his friends sparked the devastating Palisades wildfire.

The French woman who made headlines for falling in love with a scammer pretending to be Brad Pitt has been facing merciless cyberbullying.

Walmart's nearly identical logo rebrand sparks online backlash, with users mocking the reveal as uninspired and unnecessary.

Lupa Pizza in Norwich lists a $120 pineapple pizza on its menu, citing their opposition to the topping as the reason for high price.

A coyote caused a stir at an Aldi on Chicago's West Side when officers pulled it out of a refrigerated shelf, leaving shoppers and social media stunned.

A dog owner was overwhelmed with joy after he was reunited with his pup that was missing for days in the devastating California wildfires.

Matt Gaetz alleges that FBI agents attempted to intimidate his ex-girlfriend into lying about him during a federal investigation into his conduct.

A former Philadelphia high school principal is suing the district for racial discrimination after being demoted following a viral graduation video.

Donald Trump admitted that he "probably" likes Barack Obama after the two had a friendly chat at former President Jimmy Carter's funeral.

A Melbourne woman gets annullment after she learned her social media prank wedding was, in fact, legally binding.

A provocative climate change tweet discussing the evolution of climate change-related disasters has gone viral as the Los Angeles wildfires rage on.

Terrifying footage has surfaced showing two men and a dog trapped in a home engulfed by wildfire flames in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles.

A married prison guard and OnlyFans creator was sentenced to 15 months in jail after a viral video revealed her engaging in a sexual encounter with an inmate.

An Arizona tattoo artist blasted for tattooing an American flag on a 9-year-old girl is defending his work by saying it could have been worse.

The Texas DMV rejected over 2,300 vanity plate requests in 2024, with over 80 attempts inspired by the viral "Hawk Tuah" girl. While most submissions were blocked for being indecent or offensive, one car detailer showcased a Texas "Hawk Tuah" plate in a TikTok video. It's unclear if this was a DMV oversight or just a prank.

A live podcast featuring rapper 2 Low turned chaotic when a gun discharged in his pocket mid-conversation during the podcast "1 on 1 With Mike D."

Matt Gaetz is facing widespread mockery online after misspelling martial law as "Marshall Law" in a now-viral social media post.

Eleven Illinois teens face felony charges for using dating apps to lure and attack two men allegedly inspired by a viral social media trend.