President-elect Donald Trump continues to lean into internet meme culture by sharing a spoof video of him crashing a Democrat Thanksgiving.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is willing to hand over territory to Russia in exchange for NATO protection if it means ending the war. 

Rashida Tlaib is about an un-American as an American can get. She takes the worst of past events and highlights them from a one-sided viewpoint. There were atrocities on both sides. It was normal for the times. For Thanksgiving, she decided to send this downer: “This Thanksgiving, we mourn the Indigenous people killed by European […] The post Rashida Tlaib Posts a Hateful Thanksgiving Message appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The Fonz Jumps Another Shark: Henry Winkler Says Books Are Not Our Enemy

Motorsport Games will remove all NASCAR games and DLC from the digital storefronts a year after selling the license to iRacing. Titles such as Heat 5, Rivals, and Ignition will be unavailable online in a month.

Twinkly’s discounted string lights can display more than 16 million colors, allowing for a wide range of dazzling effects. | Image: Twinkly Gadgets make for expensive gifts, but that’s the beauty of Black Friday. As noted in our roundup of the absolute best Black Friday deals, this year’s shopping event has brought steep discounts on Apple devices, TVs, and plenty of other pricey tech. However, unless you’re planning on spending a couple hundred dollars on yourself or someone else, many of the more expensive items might not be in your budget. We get it, which is why we’ve curated this guide to our favorite deals under $100. We’ve included gift-worthy gadgets like the Fitbit Charge 6 and Backbone One controller, along with headphones like the Beats Solo 4, e-readers like Amazon’s latest Kindle, and streaming services such as Hulu and Max. There are even a few of our... Continue reading…

Once again Ancient Origins has been blocked by Facebook for posting content deemed not fit for general consumption. This is becoming an almost monthly occurrence, with the site being put on hold for the best part of a month each time. In fact, we are not even sure the self-censored image above will make it past the Facebook automated censorship system, but these days it seems we haven’t got much to lose. Here are the latest problem images. Last month, Ancient Origins was put on hold for showing images from an Egyptian papyrus of the process of circumcision in Egypt - warning images of total nudity coming up… Papyrus showing ancient Egyptian men undergoing circumcision. (archivohistoria/CC BY 4.0) Even after appeal (where one would guess a human might be involved) this image does not pass Facebook community’s nudity or sexual activity rules: So have Facebook got it right, and Ancient Origins have it wrong? Maybe we need to change our own moderation standards. In the last week, the problem has been an article regarding a bog body which has the image below, flagged as breaking the community’s rules on violence. Warning, potentially disturbing image ahead. Read moreSection: NewsGeneralRead Later