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Some Americans love to call the police over the dumbest things, something that’s become more apparent to the rest of us with the rise of social media. While officers should hypothetically be spending their time dealing with actual crimes, instead they sometimes seem to be fielding absurd disputes and concerns that in no way require law enforcement. At times, these incidents end in tragedy, and other times… they’re just strange.

An anti-mask woman in Texas is claiming to be a victim of police brutality after being arrested for refusing to leave a bank.

A TikTok user in Australia is expressing outrage online after a woman demanded to know whether he was permitted to park in a handicap spot. As it turns out, he only has one leg.

A TikTok video features disturbing security camera footage of a woman's apartment being cased by an alleged stalker for roughly two hours.

A woman on TikTok shared the moment she realized her boyfriend was cheating through a Ring doorbell recording.

The 2021 Grammy Awards are this Sunday, marking the ceremony's 63rd year.

Australian man Richard Pusey pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after filming the scene of a car crash that left four police officers dead. 

You only need to watch a few minutes of WandaVision, Marvel Studios’ first foray into television that used two of its most underutilized superheroes to tell a story of grief through the medium of television, to appreciate the amount of thought and care was put into making it. The 57-minute special, which can be found under the first episode of Marvel Studios ASSEMBLED on Disney+, is a fascinating and in-depth exploration of how a show as weird and ambitious as WandaVision came into being. And... Читать дальше...

Welcome to the Friday edition of Internet Insider, where we dissect the week online. Today:

Coming out can be extremely stressful depending on your friends and family, and if there's one thing the LGTBQ+ community excels at, it's turning our anxiety and trauma into a meme. The "I'd come out to her" meme chooses all the people we'd have loved to come out to, from cartoon characters to actresses who just have that vibe, you know.

A TikTok of a man saying he's not a bad person for not wanting children if they became disabled has gone viral as people slammed him for ableism.

An anti-masker "Karen" in California was deemed “the worst lady” by the TikToker who confronted her because she refused to wear a mask at pharmacy—and take others into consideration.