The influencer Andrew Tate's TikTok account was banned on Friday, but many fan pages sharing his content are still online as of Monday afternoon.

Daily Harvest recalled its "French Lentil and Leek Crumbles" product after people said it made them sick. Now people are suing the company.

Meta and TikTok spokespeople told Insider that Tate was banned for violating the platforms' policies.

The US government urged iPhone, iPad, and Mac users to download an emergency security fix as soon as possible.

The kickboxer-turned-influencer Andrew Tate has been online for years, but it wasn't until earlier this year that he exploded in popularity.

The rap subgenre drill, which often includes lyrics about violence, has been one of the most criminalized music forms in the last decade.

Courtney Clenney has over 2 million Instagram followers. Police arrested her on a murder charge in connection with her boyfriend's stabbing death.

Far-right influencers harshly criticized the FBI raid on Trump's Mar-A-Lago residence. Some fringe forum users suggested there would be civil war.

Serena Williams is the best tennis player alive. Alexis Ohanian founded Reddit. Together, they make one of the most famous power couples in the world.

"It's not just about selling NFTs to support cultural monuments, but it's also looking at how do we preserve a record of our history?" he told CNBC.

The SAM Car was made for the former IndyCar racer Sam Schmidt, who was left quadriplegic following a crash in 2000.

Police reportedly arrested Tala Safwan earlier this week. It's unclear whether she's still detained or what charges she faces.

Without access to any large cable providers, the Trump-favorite channel One America News' viewership could plummet dramatically.

There is an ongoing trial to decide how much Alex Jones must pay some of the families. He will face two more similar trials this year.

A leaked Tencent presentation appears to show regulations for online games, including no "sexual insinuation" or tampering "with historical facts."

In a proposed agreement, T-Mobile will pay out $500 million to the class action defendants and improve its data security.

TikTok has a history of hosting racist videos and disinformation. A report analyzes how some of the Buffalo shooter's ideas are present on the app.

Tiffany Smith and her daughter, Piper Rockelle, are suing 10 parents for $30 million. The suit follows sexual abuse allegations against Smith.

A music livestream on the hugely popular Lofi Girl YouTube channel was suspended earlier this month due to false copyright strikes.

When the robot was directed to categorize a criminal, it would choose a block with a Black man on it more often than a white man.

TikTok has a long history of spawning mature trends and content on its platform, including dangerous challenges and disinformation.

A timeline of Ace Family's trouble: from a cosmetics brand suing Catherine, the outcry around Austin's boxing event, and the house foreclosure.

The January 6 hearings on the Capitol riot this week will focus on the role that extremist groups such as the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers played.

A trial date has been set for the next year. The plaintiffs' lawyer told Insider nothing in the defendants' response affected their view of the case.

The researcher asked an AI bot to write a 500-word academic thesis about itself and submitted it to an academic journal. It's now being peer-reviewed.

Access to a Shanghai police database containing 1 billion Chinese citizens' personal data was reportedly open for over a year.

The anonymous leader of QAnon began posting new messages after a year and a half absence, sparking skepticism, and celebration from QAnon diehards.

The 21-year-old suspect posted online as "Awake The Rapper" and created music videos of himself that included depictions of mass killing.

Hutchinson's Tuesday testimony sparked a wave of backlash from far-right influencers online, with some spreading baseless theories to discredit her.

US Google searches for abortion medication spiked after the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade draft leaked in May.

Teenage prodigy Olivia Moultrie told Insider about her new sports tech partnership and how it aligns with her desire "to push the status quo."

The browser has always been an easy target for mockery, but nostalgic users acknowledge how essential it once was in their surfing history.

Authorities in Idaho arrested 31 members of the Patriot Front white supremacist group during a Pride in the Park event at Coeur d'Alene City Park.

Milo Yiannopoulos was once a prominent voice in far-right media. Now he's interning for "the most online troll member of congress."

The 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre is heavily censored in China, to the extent that many younger citizens don't know it happened.

Deepfakes have been used for viral memes and pop culture creations, but also to spread disinformation and maliciously target women.

"False flag" accusations after mass shootings have increased in recent years and become less centralized around specific influencers espousing them.

The legislation would have prevented larger social media platforms from censoring or banning Texas users for their "political viewpoints."

The Onion's homepage went viral for featuring all of the website's "No Way To Prevent This" articles satirizing the inaction after mass shootings.

A number of baseless conspiracy theories about the monkeypox virus have spread on social media, smearing Bill Gates and other familiar targets.

Numerous accounts copying the suspected Uvalde shooter's social media have appeared on Instagram and TikTok.

William Gannon, who quit as council member in Pembroke Dock, Wales, said he's now organizing an "I am not Banksy" movement to clear his name.

A lawsuit says the child was watching Netflix when an Amber Alert went off so loudly that it tore his right eardrum and damaged his cochlea.

Some of the deleted videos broke content guidelines by referring to the invasion of Ukraine as a "liberation mission," The Guardian reported.

Hackers have gathered for the anniversary of the Pwn2Own competition which gives out huge prizes for anyone who can crack into big name technology.

Right-wing critics began attacking Nina Jankowicz immediately after the Disinformation Governance Board was announced.

Insider spoke with three people who lost thousands of dollars as the Terra USD and Luna stablecoins lost nearly all their value in the past week.