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Pokémon Home’s subscription pricing is met with mixed reaction online
Trainers are divided.
Congressmembers are pushing YouTube to censor climate change “misinformation”
The move may worry creators who are already being censored on the platform.
Virlanie Foundation charity rejects donation from “SexyCyborg” Naomi Wu to protect their “image”
Virlanie Foundation is meant to help Filipino street children.
Congressional candidate Laura Loomer files complaint with FEC regarding political censorship
Loomer isn’t giving up.
Instagram threatens cancer survivor with ban, suggests her reconstructive surgery photos are “sexual activity”
“I refuse to hide away,” Henrietta said.
Another Bernie Sanders campaign staffer locks Twitter account days before 2020 Iowa Democratic caucuses
The legacy media continues to ignore the story.
Trickshotter Warpzy exposed for aimbot cheating
What many thought could be a promising pro-gamer career, could have just come to an end.
Justin Sun, BitTorrent owner hit with piracy lawsuit
An employment-related lawsuit turned into a piracy one.
Uzaki-Chan returns to promote Japanese Red Cross blood drive, despite offended Twitter users
The Japanese Red Cross isn’t letting sensitive Twitter users get in the way of saving lives.
The enthusiasm of some of Google Stadia’s most enthusiastic fans is waning
Users want more content.
Michael Avenatti’s Google search history could be used against him in Nike extortion trial
The lawyer allegedly Googled “insider trading” and more.
Markiplier rallies behind SCP after “illegitimate trademark” is used to demand control of its website
SCP is funding a lawsuit against the trademark holder “to annul his false trademark and prevent his continued copyright infringement.”