Is 4chan gone? What happened to the notorious message board

The controversial online message board 4chan has remained offline for nearly a week following a reported hack that exposed moderators and backend systems.

Meta to stop fact-checking in the US on April 7 — Community Notes to take over

Meta will officially shut down its third-party fact-checking in the US on April 7, replacing it with a user-driven Community Notes system. Experts warn the shift could change how misinformation spreads on Facebook and Instagram.

April Fools Day pranks in western WA
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Several department and organizations in the Seattle area took to social media to prank their audiences on April Fools' Day.

Trump signals TikTok deal as ban looms
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With less than a week before the deadline to sell TikTok, President Trump is suggesting a dal that could come together at the last minute to keep the app in business.

Marvin Sapp told ushers 'close the doors' in resurfaced video, asked for $40K in donations

Pastor and gospel singer Marvin Sapp is being criticized after a video resurfaced from 2024 shows him telling ushers to close the church doors and challenging the church members to donate $40,000.

Kids with smartphones reported higher well-being than kids without, study finds

Despite kids who reported having overall better well-being compared to kids who did not own smartphones, they also admitted that using social media had negative impacts on their health.

Snapchat briefly goes down for users, according to Downdetector

Snapchat users reported outages on Thursday night, with Downdetector showing a spike in issues and complaints surfacing on social media.

New fact-checks coming to Facebook: Here's when

Meta will begin testing Community Notes, a crowdsourced fact-checking system for Facebook and Instagram, on March 18. The new program replaces traditional fact-checking, a move that has sparked concern from media experts.

Remember Digg? Its founders are bringing it back, with AI's help

Digg, a news site that popularized up- and down-votes online, is making a comeback over 20 years after it launched, with the help of AI and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw caught on hot mic allegedly threatening to 'kill' Tucker Carlson

U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw was caught on a hot mic seemingly threatening to "kill" former Fox News host Tucker Carlson after an interview with GB News. Carlson made a post on X offering Crenshaw his address.

Senate Showdown: Can new legislation break social media's hold on our youth?
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In a heated battle at the state capitol, Senate Bill 5708 aims to revolutionize online safety for minors by enforcing strict data and privacy protections.

WA Senate panel advances age-based restrictions for social media platforms

Proponents say the restrictions are necessary to protect children from the harms of social media, while critics question the legality of the law.

Paid subreddits coming in 2025, CEO says

Reddit is set to roll out some new features this year, which could include paid subreddits.

Musk doesn't want to buy TikTok; Trump stops minting new pennies
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Elon Musk is not interested in buying TikTok. President Trump has directed the Treasury Department to stop minting new pennies.

New bid to save TikTok in the US
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In the fight to save TikTok, artificial intelligence-based search engine company Perplexity AI is proposing to merge with the social media giant.

Were users forced to follow Trump on social media? What we know about claims

Many users found themselves following President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance on social media after the inauguration. Here's why this happened and how Meta explains the process.