The internet (well, those who could get online) didn't take long to respond to SpaceX's Starlink outage on Thursday.

At the CAP Address, Governor JB Pritzker slams Trump's government for being self-interested kleptocrats who treat people's lives like a game.

As Tesla owners rebel against Elon Musk, Trump throws a White House car show in support—accidentally launching a new internet catchphrase in the process.

Donald Trump said it about Elon Musk's Tesla cars. Now, everything is computer is a meme.

Donald Trump said it about Elon Musk's Tesla cars. Now, everything is computer is a meme.

An unexpected scene from Dexter has become one of the biggest memes of the month so far over on TikTok. Here's where it comes from and how it's being used.

Your brain is biologically wired for memes. Here's what they reveal about how we process social cues and adapt to cultural information.

Minion Jesus went moderately viral in 2021, and it has since been shared thousands of times on Facebook, X, Reddit, and Instagram — all platforms where images are easy to access and download.

Remember those Minion memes floating around the internet a few months ago—the ones made to resemble Jesus on a cross or rising from the dead? Well, now we know who’s behind them.

Minion memes are common, but showing a minion crucified is new. The widespread meme shows a minion dying on the cross with a thorn crown on its head. The Minion memes have apparently been strewn ...

TikTok has been flooded with a strange new meme featuring crucified Minions alongside messages about Jesus Christ. The trend started with a TikTok pastor's video in May, which quickly went viral ...

The popularity of the crucified Minion videos echoes that of the AI-generated “shrimp Jesus” meme, an unsettling amalgam of Jesus Christ and a crustacean that briefly went viral on Facebook ...