Two young men arrested this month for threatening mass shootings posted those threats to a website known more for its memes than its menaces: iFunny.

A ad fraud scheme dubbed Matryoshka is preferentially targeting U. S. swing states in a reportedly Russian-owned mobile app that has been linked with white supremacism content.

The iFunny app is designed for users to upload funny memes, photos and videos to their accounts for other users to comment and re-share.

Posts on iFunny reached the FBI’s radar in February when the FBI’s field office in Anchorage observed multiple posts from an account that discussed supporting mass shootings, as well as ...

The original GIF author is unknown, but the post gained a substantial amount of attention and reposts, creating a trend of using the Willem Dafoe Looking Up meme beyond iFunny, with several ...

According to TPM review of the “ArmyofChrist” iFunny page, which was still live on Tuesday, a post from that day includes a GIF showing a man indiscriminately shooting guns below the caption ...

Here's how the Kai Cenat Reportedly Skeptical meme has ignited both interest and disdain online in just weeks.

CHICAGO — A Chicago man was found guilty Wednesday on federal charges after he threatened to kill people at a women’s health clinic in 2019. Farhan Sheikh, 23, of Rogers Park, was convicted o… ...

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Professional troll — and possibly the proud new owner of Twitter — Elon Musk has really outdone himself with the latest meme he chose to blast out to his 80 million followers.

Over the years, posts circulating on platforms including Instagram and iFunny have claimed that koala fingerprints found at crime scenes in Australia have confused investigators because of their ...