In a recent poll conducted by the Reboot Foundation, teenagers and young adults were asked to choose between keeping their social media accounts or preserving their voting rights if forced to make a decision. The majority of respondents expressed a preference for retaining their social media platforms over their right to vote. The survey revealed…

Ahead of Florida’s new immigration law taking effect in July, local police and truckers have begun weighing in on the issue. In part, the law makes it a felony to “knowingly and willfully” transport an undocumented person in the state of Florida. Miami-Dade County Police announced its officers do not plan on pulling over cars…

It’s the sharpest material on earth. Millions of years old. And more recently it’s making appearances in your TikTok feed and on “Game of Thrones”. We’re talking about obsidian.  “Obsidian is a very unique stone. It’s not even technically a stone, it’s a volcanic glass,” said Donny Dust, a professional caveman specializing in primitive skills…

According to a wrongful termination lawsuit filed Friday, May 12, by a former top executive at TikTok’s parent company ByteDance, the Chinese government “maintained supreme access” to company data. The information in the lawsuit comes despite executives at TikTok and ByteDance long maintaining the contrary. The lawsuit was filed by Yintao Yu, who served as…

The majority of Americans view artificial intelligence and tools like ChatGPT as a threat to the future of humanity, according to a recent poll. AI is also being used by some to harass women online. Straight Arrow News contributor Adrienne Lawrence says one TikTok user’s harrowing story about deepfake nude images should serve as a…

ByteDance, the parent company of the popular social media app TikTok, is allegedly using a tool to monitor mentions of specific words on the platform, according to a recent investigation by Forbes. The tool, which is reportedly run by staff in China, not only tracks the usage of certain words but also records who mentions…