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The Kremlin's response to the Wagner Group's failed mutiny has been criticized by some of Russia's influential military correspondents.

A travel agent told Newsweek that "securing two seats together at the airport may be an unwise suggestion by a blogger."

"DeSantis should step up and voice his opposition to the bill," GOP strategist Matt Klink told Newsweek about a new state bill in the Florida legislature.

The pro-Kremlin information space reacted angrily to reported Russian losses in Vuhledar.

Fans have begun circulating theories that Spears' mental health has suffered again and has disappeared from the public eye.

After going viral two years ago as the face of the "Christian Girl Autumn" meme, Caitlin Covington has been crowned the internet's queen of fall.

Chris Chan, otherwise known as Mrs. Christine W. Chandler Sonichu, is a webcomic creator, artist, blogger and YouTuber.

"It's an independent state. If they see a threat to their security, then they must fight this threat," said Russian lawmaker Leonid Kalashnikov.

"We're in a global pandemic and can't go to church. I thought it was a nice thought," he explained.

Relatives of the 50-year-old beauty blogger said she died on Friday evening after a four-month battle with terminal brain cancer.

Unilever, home to brands including Lynx and Dove, will no longer work with social media stars who buy their followers.

Authorities deemed the presence of the activists "not conducive to the public good."

Swift's lawyers tried to silence a blogger for criticizing the pop star's politics. Then the ACLU got involved. Here's the inside story.

He also calls out young people for lacking critical thinking skills and being "dumbed down by TV, commercials, sports and so forth."

Vietnam's Communist government is accused of a draconian crackdown on free speech.

Wife of jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi appeals to the U.S. president-elect.

Saudi Arabian blogger Raif Badawi was arrested four years ago for championing free speech.

Badawi's wife says his children hoped for his return "before the end of the year."

A blogger was hacked to death by machete-wielding attackers in Bangladesh on Tuesday, the third killing of an online critic of religious extremism in the Muslim-majority nation in less than three months.

The killing comes weeks after a U.S. secular blogger was hacked to death in the city.

From YouTube videos depicting police brutality to defamatory blog posts, 2013 saw a spike in removal requests.