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The viral video shows the escort calling out the protester for trying to shame patients by calling them cowards. The escort tells them to "shut the f**k up."

Despite acknowledging that more people in Washington voted for Democrats than Republicans, TikToker Dutch Hollander seemed to argue that land mass demonstrated a majority for Republicans.

The since-deleted Facebook video showed the Washington councilwoman crying that her husband had been fired after a video of him intimidating a reporter who filmed him at the Million MAGA March in Washington D.C. went viral.

Videos show protesters upset about the election results, urging that Republican officials are not re-elected for "not explicitly helping Trump to 'stop the steal.'"

One comedian tweeted, "in honor of international men's day i will watch one of the jackass films this evening."

Even though some people have shared silly ideas about juice or social media, the trend actually began as a way to discuss leftist ideology in a parody of a far-right meme.

Jackson, who has also run for various political offices, told his congregation that he tested positive for COVID-19 in a video shared Monday. He had previously told church-goers that he wouldn't get coronavirus and planned to hold services regardless of restrictions.

The company did shout out all the people who made the best of a bad situation and brought light to 2020 with their videos.

The woman who posted the videos has been un-phased by some of the hate comments she's received since posting.

When 2020 got in the way of trick-or-treating, the group Live for Another found a way to still deliver candy with "reverse trick-or-treating."

The Boss speaks about Biden's upbringing in Scranton, PA, as his song "My Hometown" plays in the background.

The Boss had an emoji made for him to coincide with his upcoming album release, "Letters to You," out October 23.

After Mick Fleetwood posted his own take on Nathan Apodoca's video, the classic rock drummer sent its creator a note, celebrating his success.

Wearing a mask and going to a ballot box, the famed parodist shared that he was taking part in his civic duty.

With a fictional "912" emergency line, Adam Mansbach and A'Darius Bell hilariously respond to people who are too quick to call the police in everyday situations.

An idea for a group tattoo on TikTok amongst Zoomers has gone too far, with many young people, seemingly unintentionally, planning to get a symbol similar to the Wolfsangel, which was used by Nazis.

The employee tweeted that she knew Saltz was a critic, but said that he still needed to follow the museum's rules including booking ahead of time.

The video shows the man yanking the dog up by the skin of its head before slapping and shaking it. Police say they're investigating.

The skies over Oregon have turned orange and red as wildfires continue to burn throughout the Western part of the state.

The since-deleted video shows the soldiers asking Syrians if they watch Mia Khalifa, only to receive confused looks.

The YouTuber wanted to know why accounts that had gotten popular through videos showing animal abuse are still allowed on the platform.

While he's usually associated with intense endurance tests, Blaine's latest stunt is fit for a Pixar movie.

They took videos of themselves after finding out that a friend tested positive after a night out on the town.They said who they thought would test positive and why.

Fortunately for the people on the flight, the woman who refused to wear her mask was taken off the flight after conflicts with other passengers.

"Wear a mask," Mother Monster urged while accepting a lifetime-achievement award on Sunday night. "It's a sign of respect."

In response to the damage, the mayor of Lake Charles said: "I see things that are fixable, things that can be rebuilt, even better. We've done this before and we'll do it again. We'll do it because it's in our DNA as Lake Charles."

Lake Charles residents woke up to damaged buildings, monuments, and cars as the hurricane hit the area this morning.

Videos found on social media show a missile hitting a Beirut warehouse on Tuesday, allegedly triggering a massive explosion.

The new feature boasts interesting features like "Align" and a few celebrities already making use of the new technology.

Creating videos is so much more accessible these days. With the popularity of TikTok, Facebook Live, YouTube, and Snapchat, video content continues to be one of the most popular forms of content consumed online.