Новости за 06.07.2021

A video posted on Monday allegedly exposing what phrases TikTok qualifies as “inappropriate content” in its Creator Marketplace has gone viral.

Edward Cagney Mathews, a resident of Mount Laurel, New Jersey, went viral this week after yelling anti-Black slurs at his neighbors in front of local police officers. A new video shows Mathews is being led away by Mount Laurel police after contending with a massive crowd of protesters and being hit over the head with a Black Lives Matter flag.

Caroline Calloway, the Instagram influencer whose scams have often captivated and confounded the internet, is back with a collection of face oils whose name calls back to one of the original—and ultimate—product scams.

A three-part series of TikTok videos documenting three Black women being suspected of shoplifting at a T.J. Maxx in Gilette, New Jersey, has gone viral and sparked accusations of racial profiling.

On Monday, the United States Women's National Soccer Team (USWNT) was accused of protesting during the national anthem, which was played by 98-year-old World War II veteran Pete DuPré.

With F9 arriving as the first major post-lockdown blockbuster, people have the Fast and Furious franchise on their minds. It's a perennial box office hit that's easily as popular as Marvel or Star Wars—but barely controversial at all. Why? Because the Fast and Furious formula is miraculously simple, focusing on fast cars and family.

The sports world was rocked on Monday with news that 24-year-old Columbus Blue Jackets goalkeeper Matiss Kivlenieks died in a Fourth of July accident.

As is tradition, National Public Radio on July 4 tweeted the Declaration of Independence—this time with footnotes to place the document in some historical context. In response, conservatives are calling to "defund" the public broadcasting service.

A 60-year-old white woman in Rockwall, Texas, who wasn't allowed to take her tractor into a Fourth of July parade led police on a brief, medium-speed chase before being arrested on several charges.

A petition to ban popular TikToker Isabella Avila, user @onlyjayus, after they were accused of anti-Black behavior has collected over 400,000 signatures.