The White House initially defended the video, calling the backlash "fake outrage," before deleting it hours later in a rare backtrack. Criticism of the post came from Republicans and Democrats alike.

WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump condemned a video posted on his social media account depicting former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama as apes, after it drew widespread ...

The viral 2016 trend is all over social media right now, with many celebrities throwing it back to a decade ago with nostalgic posts. Bollywood actor Alia Bhatt was busy on the Dream Team tour with ...

Did our AI summary help? Several Bollywood actors have chimed in and joined the viral 2016 throwback trend, sharing their 10-year-old photo and video. However, a video of Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara ...

Well, it’s the start of a brand-new year. But instead of planning for the future and looking ahead, all anyone seems to want to do is to go back. Thanks to a new TikTok hazy purple-blue filter ...

One of the videos removed from the platform showed Polish politician Grzegorz Braun denying the existence of gas chambers at Auschwitz, one of the largest German concentration camps during World War ...

Misleading AI-generated videos and photos related to Venezuela and the removal of its ousted leader, Nicolas Maduro, have received millions of views across platforms this week. It comes as major ...

SARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — Sarasota County deputies had their hands full removing a massive, 14-foot alligator from a residential area. Video provided by the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office ...

Kenny Loggins slammed President Donald Trump for sharing an apparently AI-generated video of him dumping shit on “No Kings” protesters, soundtracked to Loggins’ classic Top Gun song, “Danger Zone.” ...

Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch's ejection for his role in a postgame brawl during Sunday night's game in Kansas City has become a hot button topic for NFL and Lions fans ever since, with Lions ...

Apple has removed another ICE app on the App Store, and this time, it is a platform called "Eyes Up." It is an iOS app that collects and archives uploads or live recordings of arrests done by agents.