Aspinall and Gane's UFC 321 heavyweight title fight ended controversially with a no-contest due to an eye poke. Now, fans are divided over Aspinall's injury and his Halloween social media posts mocking the situation.
President Trump's recent social media post about resuming U.S. nuclear testing has sparked global alarm. Experts warn this could reignite a dangerous arms race with China and Russia. What does this mean for global security?
Graham Platner, an oyster farmer and Senate candidate from Maine, has issued an apology for past social media posts where he called himself a 'communist' and made controversial remarks about rural Americans. Platner attributes these comments to a period of disillusionment after his military service.
In a shocking social media post, Trump demanded Attorney General Pam Bondi prosecute his political enemies, leaving administration officials stunned. This marks another controversial moment in his ongoing legal battles and calls for a swift response from the Justice Department.
Caitlin Clark, sidelined by injury, gets fined $200 for a tweet celebrating the Indiana Fever's playoff win. Teammate Sophie Cunningham jokes about starting a GoFundMe for her. What does this mean for the Fever's semifinals against the Aces?
In a shocking turn of events, Morrissey has canceled his upcoming concerts due to a credible threat against his life. Fans are left wondering about the safety of the singer after recent alarming social media posts. Read more about the situation and what it means for his tour!
The Pentagon is scrutinizing social media posts by service members following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Defense Secretary warns against any mocking or praise. Investigations are underway.
In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's tragic death, several workers have been fired for their public statements, raising questions about free speech rights in the workplace. As political polarization escalates, employers are increasingly scrutinizing employee social media activity, leading to job losses over controversial comments.
In a bold move, Delta and American Airlines suspend employees for controversial social media posts related to the shooting of activist Charlie Kirk. Discover the implications of these actions and the corporate response amid public pressure.
In the wake of Charlie Kirk's death, major corporations grapple with employee backlash on social media, leading to firings and public apologies. Discover how companies are navigating this delicate landscape.
