Newsletter: 5 breakup horror stories that went mega viral
Hello fellow web crawlers! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr.
Happy 4th of July! Our top stories today are about: Five of the most bonkers viral breakup horror stories, why liberals want President Biden to jump all over the immunity the Supreme Court just granted Trump, a nurse pointing out that Sabrina Carpenter's new hit can be used to administer CPR, and a look at the classic "graphic design is my passion" meme.
After that, our Senior Politics and Technology Editor David has a "Deplatformed" column for you.
See you tomorrow!
— A.W.
⚡ Today in Internet Culture
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‘The lows are getting lower’: 5 of the worst breakups ever
Here are five of the craziest breakups posted online that we’ve seen in a while.
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Liberals want Biden to jump all over the immunity Supreme Court just granted Trump
Liberals are calling on President Joe Biden to send the Navy SEALs after former President Donald Trump following the Supreme Court’s decision on the ex-president’s immunity case.
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A nurse points out Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Please Please Please’ can be used to administer CPR
A post on TikTok has revealed the health benefits of Sabrina Carpenter’s hit.
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Graphic Design Is My Passion—the meme behind the internet’s greatest creations
“Graphic design is my passion” is an expression that gained fame on Tumblr as users put together crudely photoshopped memes with clipart. Over time, the phrase has become one of the most used in online spaces.
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By David Covucci
Politics & Technology Editor
Deplatformed: Obama engages deep state protocol
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Here is what else is happening across the 'net.
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