Jacob Seitz is a freelance journalist at The Daily Dot. He covers a range of topics including Twitter, the GOP, social issues, and the influence of business leaders, with a particular focus on Donald Trump. His insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, contributing to important conversations in today's media landscape.
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By: Jacob Seitz
The popular 4chan meme is now being used to vilify the trans community, falsely alleging that the shooter was Samantha Hyde.
By: Jacob Seitz
A TikToker claimed to have made a fake account on the conservative dating app specifically to target and report Capitol rioters.
By: Jacob Seitz
Workers at a Long Island Starbucks held a walkout after their mobile ordering system broke and management told them to work through it.
By: Jacob Seitz
A verified Twitter user posted a fake screenshot from a Nashville news stations that included a threat of violence against trans people.
By: Jacob Seitz
A woman is claiming that she found used Apple AirPods in her Amazon package, sparking debate on TikTok about the origins of the headphones.
By: Jacob Seitz
A bookselling website announced it would be going out of business on Twitter Tuesday—leading some users to find a connection to Trump.
By: Jacob Seitz
Travis Tritt was made fun of for an old, flashy outfit after boycotting the beer company for its collaboration with actress Dylan Mulvaney.
By: Jacob Seitz
The $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit—which will now begin Tuesday—was briefly delayed, prompting an outcry urging Dominion not to settle.
By: Jacob Seitz
MillerKnoll CEO Andi Owen told employees to 'leave pity city' after hearing complaints about worker morale due to a lack of bonuses.
By: Jacob Seitz
Global law enforcement consortium urges Meta not to implement encrypted messaging, citing possible child sexual abuse material.
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