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People are doing it again. On the morning of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' inauguration, people created those extremely cringy and ridiculous "Ruthkanda"-like photo edits. However, this time, these people made grossly unnecessary photo edits with notable Democrats in heaven, peering down with gleaming approval.

Love has many faces, and in 2020, we are finally and openly learning to accept them all. While this has been a long time coming, it most definitely has not been easy. It seems like each step of the way has been met with some kind of resistance. In 2015, the US finally secured the nationwide right to same-sex marriage. That fight lasted decades and gained momentum with the 2004 Massachusetts legislation legalizing the act. 

Greta Thunberg, the teenage climate activist, took one final dig at President Donald Trump as his presidency reached its final hours.

Note: This article contains mentions and depictions of physical and verbal abuse. 

A “dystopian” viral video shows the New York Police Department arresting picketers on Monday as they were striking for better wages for produce market workers. 

President Donald Trump delivered a farewell address at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday morning, where a small group of supporters and members of his family and administration gathered to send him off as his presidency reached its end.

The honeymoon may be over between the Proud Boys and QAnon, two factions of the extremist right that converged at the Capitol riots.

The past four years have been an inflection point in American history, and President Donald Trump will be studied extensively by experts seeking to look back on an era defined by the internet. Yet, this is the president whose historical record is most at risk of disappearing.

Fans are worried about Om Sayf, a YouTuber with nearly 6 million subscribers, after she made a hand signal for help during what she called her "last" video on the platform.

Update 9:58pm CT, Jan. 19: When reached for comment, Taco Bell told the Daily Dot in a statement that Wells "worked for a franchise location and the franchisee has informed us that the accusations made are not accurate and that she was instead terminated for violation of their policies and procedures."

After calling Tim "Baked Alaska" Gionet's actions of storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 "based" on his program Monday night, white nationalist Nicholas Fuentes is now urging President Donald Trump to issue Gionet a presidential pardon.

You wouldn't think a parrot would prove a genuine challenge for Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant, but this Green Amazon Parrot definitely gave him a run for his money in a video that's absolutely captured Twitter's collective hearts.