Kate Lindsay

Plus: An announcement!

Garbage pollutes the internet like a New York curbside nowadays. Social media is devolving into a wasteland of conspiracy theories, ragebait, disinformation, and sponcon.

America won't miss the app. Before Vine's die-hard fans said goodbye, they wanted to reminisce.

Their rejection of the money they're entitled to stems from the deeply held beliefs of many Gen Zers and millennials — a sense that great wealth should serve a greater good.

Self-sucking (or autofellatio, if you're fancy) is very real. But outside of a deeply NSFW subreddit for enthusiasts, good information about it is scarce. One writer attempts to demystify a schoolyard legend.

Plus, what happened when an American went to Pakistan to get married, and instead became a controversial online star.

Why a YouTuber is threatening legal action against a celebrity culture subreddit and how this may affect your favorite Reddit pages.

YouTuber and podcaster Ethan Klein has incited a misguided war

A tweet about basic housewares has touched off a new round of discourse about why young men can’t furnish a room to save their lives. GQ columnist Chris Black looks back on his own single-male living spaces and argues that a non-disgusting home is a gift worth giving yourself, even if you think you can’t afford it.

Conservative influencers are coming out of hiding—and heading to Nashville.