Lindsey Weedston

Lindsey is a Seattle area writer interested in all things society, including internet culture, politics, and mental health. Outside of the Daily Dot, her work can be found in publications such as The Mary Sue, Truthout, and YES! Magazine.
Kristi Noem’s final DHS speech gets the “Veep” end-credits treatment after Trump fires her
"I just spit out my Coke."
“Nintendo’s lawyers will love this”: The Pokémon Company responds to White House Pokopia meme
The timeline could hardly get weirder.
“This one’s for you”: The Met responds after Timothée Chalamet claims “no one cares” about ballet and opera
Timothée Chalamet didn't know what kind of pot he was stirring.
Tucker Carlson’s anti-war merch is going viral among the very people who hate him
"He’s going to accidentally have a best seller on his hands."
Raw milk Redditors keep accidentally rediscovering pasteurization
"Just buy milk from the grocery store then."
“No drama”: Influencer accused of “normalizing war” over post about “no fear” vacation in Dubai amid missile strikes
"Everyone is panicking about Dubai..."
“Didn’t even last 12 minute”: RFK Jr. went to a Gold’s Gym in Austin and people on both sides of him roasted him
"Yes he was wearing jeans."
“Thank God!”: United Airlines’ new headphone rule unites the internet across political lines
"Audio savages have been put on notice."
“Why was my boyfriend 30?”: Keke Palmer and Demi Lovato bond over adult men dating them at age 15
"Needs to stop being normalized PERIOD."
New Englanders are ready for war after RFK Jr. threatens to take on Dunkin’: “The American Revolution started in Massachusetts”
"I'm joining the war on Dunkin on the side of Dunkin."
This startup says its $1,199 gadget can block listening devices. Skeptics are raising questions
"This would be extraordinary and would require equally extraordinary proof if true."
“It sucks”: “Better Call Saul” actor working as an Amazon driver amid struggling industry
"The industry has dried up and slowed down so bad."
Burger King CEO takes a real bite on camera—fans say he “burgermogged” McDonald’s boss
"It's over for the golden arches."
“Disgusting and inhumane”: Kesha blasts White House for using her music in pro-war video. Comms director says thanks for the clicks
"This show of blatant disregard for human life and quite frankly this attack on all of our nervous systems is the opposite of what I stand for."














