
Emily's endless stream
"They’re judged all the time. They don’t get a break from the constant surveillance. ... Is it any wonder these people burn out?"
"They’re judged all the time. They don’t get a break from the constant surveillance. ... Is it any wonder these people burn out?"
The president's team floated a "night to remember" for the biggest buyers of his meme coin. Tens of millions of dollars poured in.
They turn the news into "raw stimuli" that dominates the web. And basically no one knows anything about them.
The Homeland Security secretary stages a photo op in a notorious mega-prison with men “stacked up like cordwood behind her.”
A new era of propaganda, built on meme accounts and friendly influencers, is supercharging the president's power to drown out dissent.
Why does the world's richest man care so much about beating nobodies in digital caves?
“It was all a game. It was like a competition: What’s a creative way to suck up to Trump?”
Silicon Valley executives are hoping million-dollar gifts and Mar-a-Lago dinners will mend bridges with the president-elect.
“I said, ‘Who is the biggest of all the influencers?’” Trump said. “Sir, that’s the easiest question you’ve ever asked me. … You, sir.”
Retirees who bet their pension money on Trump Media's stock are getting a reality check.
Four years after "Stop the Steal" mobilized to subvert the 2020 election, the movement is more organized and has Elon Musk on its side.
Republicans are posting more, getting followed more and going viral more now that the world’s richest Trump supporter is running the show.