Новости за 19.11.2021

A viral TikTok video shows a dumpster diver's disappointment in finding thrown-away bedding at Bed Bath & Beyond spray-painted.

A woman was filmed throwing two YouTubers' lobster rolls to the ground.

Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges today. Rittenhouse was charged with murdering two people and attempting to kill another during chaotic protests over the police shooting of Jacob Blake last year. Blake was shot seven times in the back by Kenosha, Wisconsin police. He was paralyzed.

A viral TikTok video shows a woman complaining that she received a parking ticket after her eyelash lengthening appointment—and blaming her lash artist for the citation.

In a TikTok posted on Saturday, a UPS employee and customer dubbed—both dubbed "Karens"—are engaged in a shouting match. The employee begins to call the police on the customer.

A group of eight state attorneys general from across the country have launched an investigation into how Facebook, now known as Meta, was "providing and promoting" Instagram to children and teenagers despite knowing about mental health concerns.

What virtual reality should Jesus join? None. At least that's what numerous Christians are arguing. They're convinced the metaverse is going to steal their souls.

A woman on TikTok called out misogynistic comments about the outfit she wore to pitch her business on the TV show Shark Tank. The outfit was a hot pink suit set with an above-the-knees skirt and high heels.

Viral video footage shows a white man holding a “Black crime matters” sign and making racist comments outside of the Kenosha County Courthouse as the jury deliberated in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial on Thursday.

Communicating online, whether through email, text, or instant messaging, has undoubtedly become one of the most common ways to stay connected. With hundreds of billions of digital interactions every day, it’s likely that you and many people you know rely on numerous platforms and apps to keep in touch.

An apparent Amazon delivery driver said on TikTok that new delivery drivers are being paid $22 an hour while she, along with her co-workers, are "stuck at $17.25."

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