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"Those theories, there's sometimes some truth to it"

Without mutual respect, your romantic relationship won’t have much of a foundation to stand on. But the problem is that even after spending a lot of time dating your significant other, you might have a blind spot for some of their more problematic red flags. Like their overly controlling behavior.…

This may be a red line for those with ‘conservative values’ who fund his adventures in free speech, says journalist and content creator Sophia Smith Galer

People took it personally!

The internet loves loud opinions, but something far more interesting is happening in quieter corners of Facebook. Deep in comment threads about dating, marriage, breakups, and emotional labor, men are reading, absorbing, and slowly recalibrating how they think about relationships. These aren’t viral rants or flashy influencer takes, but long…

Viral memes on social media are linking the legal cases of Sean 'Diddy' Combs and Nicolás Maduro by satirically combining seized baby oil and Venezuelan crude oil narratives amid political and judicial turmoil.

D4vd has remained silent since being linked to the case, fuelling online speculation about his whereabouts and possible surveillance.

Ten people in France convicted for cyber-bullying Brigitte Macron over false gender claims and age gap, marking a key step in fighting online harassment of public figures.

Pizza orders near the Pentagon reportedly jumped 1,250%, reviving the viral 'Pizza Meter' theory and debate over whether takeaways signal government activity.

I was on a train from London to Edinburgh last month when I noticed something peculiar.

Google's AI-powered search is quietly changing social media in the UK, helping Reddit surge past TikTok to reach nearly 60% of internet users. Here is what changed and why it matters.