Some of the funniest people you will encounter aren’t always the legendary stand-up comedians that headline the biggest stages. Many of them hide behind usernames, dropping perfectly timed punchlines ...

To be fair, the New York Giants don't actually play in the Empire State. But the New Jersey-based team has N.Y. in their name, and so they can certainly feel like they're a part of NYC. That's what ...

Rachel Accurso, the prominent children’s entertainer known as Ms. Rachel, came under fire after screenshots circulated online that showed her Instagram account liking a comment that read, “Free ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson apologized for an “insensitive comment” he made during a postgame interview following his team’s 29-28 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on “Thursday Night ...

These days, every dollar counts for publishers. And the comments section offers one more way for publishers to monetize their engagement. Kelly Andresen, the former president of national sales at USA ...

Eligible Shorts ads can now display comment sections, matching the experience of organic Shorts content. Shorts creators can link directly to brand websites when producing branded content. Shorts ads ...

The road to the Section 1 championships begins Friday, October 31 as Class AA, Class A and Class C kick off quarterfinal games. Class B games will all be contested on Saturday, November 1. Below are ...

The original Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability Act of 2014 (also the Choice Act) primarily focused on healthcare access and VA accountability, but it also included provisions for educational ...

The Internet is always buzzing with people talking, laughing, being angry, or just vibing. 5,800 new tweets get posted on X every second. Over 95 million photos and videos are uploaded to Instagram ...

Today, the Daily Herald is joining a growing list of media outlets that no longer allow website commenting on stories. Why are we stopping now? The comment section was intended to be a tool to spur ...

Starting mid-week next week, we will no longer host comments on our Press Democrat News Group websites. We understand that comments can be a good way to discuss and debate the news, and to interact ...