Copyright law being behind the times is why we can't have nice things.

Okay, so what's the mystery filling?

The United Kingdom Competition and Markets Authority, the UKs antitrust watchdog, has begun an investigation into Facebook's acquisition of Giphy.

Donald Trump today spoke on Fox News about the wide condemnation of his St. John's Church photo op, which involved tear-gassing and brutalizing peaceful protesters and shoving priests out of… Read the rest of the article: Trump defends tear gas church photo op: 'I think Christians think it was a beautiful picture'

Bloomberg News reports on Friday that the secretive big-data and surveillance technology firm Palantir is preparing to register an S-1 filing confidentially, and plans to go public in the coming… Read the rest of the article: Peter Thiel's Palantir to IPO within weeks, start trading before election

Russia-linked accounts supported Kremlin infowar campaigns, China bots spread ‘deceptive’ claims about COVID and Hong Kong politics

In Ohio, a Republican state senator is receiving widespread condemnation today after asking aloud whether “African Americans or the colored population” (?!??!?!) are disproportionately affected by the coronavirus pandemic because… Read the rest of the article: GOP Ohio lawmaker: 'African Americans or the colored population' get coronavirus because they 'do not wash their hands as well as other groups'

Trump's treasury secretary Stephen Mnuchin today said the United States should not, as he puts it, shut down the economy again — even if there is another surge in coronavirus… Read the rest of the article: Mnuchin: U.S. won't 'shut down the economy again' even if coronavirus cases surge

• "I should not have been there.” • Milley said his presence “created a perception of the military involved in domestic politics.” America's top general said that showing up in… Read the rest of the article: General Mark Milley sorry for posing with Trump in combat uniform after protesters gassed by goons

The European Union is expected to formally file charges against Amazon.com for harvesting data from third-party sellers, and using that information to compete against those sellers on the sales platform.

She's good. She's really good.

Some breaking news on this Thursday morning, as Black Lives Matter protests around the country tear down racist Civil War monuments in cities like Richmond, Virginia.

President thanks "The SS" for violence against citizens

Yes, it's that time again, the time when we ask: What hot garbage did impeached president Donald Trump spew on Twitter this morning.

Starting on Wednesday afternoon, the trending list on the popular Chinese social media app Weibo will be banned for one week, the Cyberspace Administration of Beijing said, for “interfering with… Read the rest of the article: China censors Weibo for 'interfering with online communication orders, disseminating illegal information'

The streaming service HBO Max has removed the Civil War racist fantasy film “Gone with the Wind” from its service.

Man, 81, goes on rampage with HTC Vive VR headset

“My work team has been one-upping each other every day during our quarantine meetings with homemade costumes,” says IMGURian @squirrld1. “Here's some of my favorites.”

Well, this isn't creepy at all. Facial recognition search. A facial recognition website based in Poland claims to offer a service in which you can upload a picture of anyone… Read the rest of the article: Upload a photo of anyone to this site to find more images around the internet of that person

Actor and activist Keke Palmer, who we saw in a video from recent protests that went viral, has an amazing guest column in Variety today: ‘I Have Waited for a… Read the rest of the article: 'I Have Waited for a Revolution My Entire Life' — Keke Palmer