The hashtags #BunkerBaby and #BunkerBitch are trending. Great work, everyone.

All of Twitter is making the same joke because it's the only natural reaction to these pictures.

New York banding together to yell quotes from the Spider-Man movies is emotional. He's New York's hero, even though it's just a citizen in a costume. Still mad he didn't do the flip, though.

Who had "the K-pop fandom goes to war online in service of Black Lives Matter" on their 2020 bingo card?

These powerful, passionate messages are deeply felt and resonate with everyone who hears them.

Unfortunately, the guy that beat Steve King is also terrible.

As we tick over into more than a week of protests against police brutality and systemic racism, there's one question on a lot of would-be allies' minds: How can I learn more about racism in our country and what I can do to help eliminate it?

Dirty John is back with The Betty Broderick Story.

There are moments in history that cross the Rubicon, and yesterday's gassing of peaceful protesters to clear the way for a staged presidential photo op at a church is one of them.

That's certainly new! Because until now, McConnell has shown that he loves critiquing other people's performances.

Here are some Things We Saw Today to support Black activists, businesses, artists, organizations, and causes.

Dick Wolf responded immediately saying, “I will not tolerate this conduct, especially during our hour of national grief. I am terminating Craig Gore immediately.”

Many people are finally starting to listen to discourse on police and prison abolition that once seemed far-fetched and call for their local governments to take crucial first steps to divest from police forces. It’s natural that many people still have questions, but all too often, we still hear the knee-jerk response to abolition: “What about rapists and abusers?”

We know the emotional, political, and systemic reasons cops and DAs don't want to turn on other cops, but what are the legal reasons behind this huge problem?