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Erica Banks' song "Buss It" has ascended on TikTok, and it now soundtracks a viral challenge that's all about the drop.

Deputy Inspector James Kobel, who headed the New York Police Department's workplace discrimination office, has retired after an investigation pinned him as the author of hateful, discriminatory posts on an anonymous forum for law enforcement officers.

A New Hampshire woman has been arrested after sending her 3-year-old child to a daycare alone in a Lyft, according to police.

Olivia Rodrigo's new single "Drivers License" is getting a deep analysis on TikTok, and fans are certain the song is about her High School Musical: The Musical: The Series co-star Joshua Bassett.

Update 2:00pm CT, Jan. 12: A representative for Chuck Norris tells the Daily Dot that he was not in Washington, D.C. attending the Capitol riots. In fact, they say, he remains at his ranch in Texas.

Amazon joined other big tech companies in their newfound campaigns against the far-right, with the e-commerce giant removing QAnon merch from its site on Monday.

A tweet from Phoenix television reporter Melissa Blasius reveals the QAnon activist known as the "Q Shaman," making his first court appearance Monday for charges related to the U.S. Capitol riot last week, hasn't eaten since Friday because "the detention facility won’t feed him all organic food."

A video shared to Reddit on Sunday shows a white woman playing the "Black friend" card after she was called out for singing the N-word.

A Washington, D.C., police officer says that the mob that raided the U.S. Capitol last week included “off duty police officers from all over the country” plus militia members, teachers, students, and people “from every walk of life.” 

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking the person or people responsible for scraping, carving, or otherwise writing Trump into a manatee's back, after learning about the disturbing incident over the weekend.

A video going viral on social media shows two white women freaking out in the middle of a Ft. Lauderdale, Florida airport after being arrested by police. But according to the user who uploaded the incident, there's no connection to the Capitol riot arrests recently taking place in airports.

Far-right pro-Trump provocateur and "Stop the Steal" leader Ali Alexander, formerly Ali Akbar, has gone from being a vocal supporter of the election fraud march on Jan. 6 in Washinton, D.C., which turned deadly, to attempting to distance himself from the events.

The YouTube creators known as the Gregory Brothers on Saturday addressed allegations of their involvement in an LGBTQ-exclusionary church.

A viral Reddit video shows a man spraying cleaner at a mob of anti-maskers in Target in California. It's part of a surprising recent trend.

The website for the U.S. Department of State caused a stir online Monday after a biography page for President Donald Trump was altered to say that his term had ended.