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Teen Vogue is once again in right-wing media's sights. The latest course of attack includes mining staffers' social media for reasons to cancel them.

Since launching as a beauty- and celebrity-focused publication in 2003, Teen Vogue has branched out into a broader range of subjects, including political and social commentary. Some of its work is unapologetically leftist. It's published articles critiquing capitalism, explaining Karl Marx's modern-day relevance, and examining... Читать дальше...

A viral video shows an anti-masker taunting a grocery store cashier who's trying to ring up her items. It's not the first time the anti-mask woman has recorded herself harassing frontline workers in California stores.

Steven Donziger, paradoxically, is right now both a relatively unknown figure and one of the most reviled men in the United States. At least by big petroleum corporations. For those unfamiliar with his saga, it involves a massive, decades-long legal battle between Chevron and indigenous activists in Ecuador. 

MSNBC's Joy-Ann Reid helped amplify fake news on Sunday related to the chaotic events that unfolded over the weekend in Florida.

Like Spider-Man: Far From Home, in which we see a world that tries to grapple with the loss of Iron Man, Falcon and the Winter Soldier has to reckon with a world without Captain America. But in a post-blip world, the U.S. government opts for a quick and dirty solution by finding the next Steve Rogers, a move that doesn’t sit well with at least one Avenger as well as Marvel fans. His arrival has become a meme.

When you think of BDSM and dungeons, black latex, handcuffs, and dark spaces probably come to mind. While this aesthetic will never fade from the scene, there's a new take on the tried and true classic. Bubblegum Dungeon is bringing the hardcore action to the bright light with rainbows, ponies, and colorful explosions to boot!

Welcome to the Monday edition of Internet Insider, where we dissect the weekend online. Today: