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Our top stories today are about: How a government agency's TVs were hacked to playĀ a fake video of Trump licking Elon Musk's feet, a Delta passenger complainingĀ about what TSA did to her food, a womanĀ asking the internet for adviceĀ after calling off her engagement, and an explainer of the "accidentally became important at work" meme.
After that, we've got aĀ behind-the-scenes lookĀ at CPAC, with our Investigations EditorĀ Claire's "Reporter's Notebook" column.Ā
See you tomorrow!Ā
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ā” Today in Internet Culture
𦶠FAKE
Government agency TVs hackedāto play AI video of Trump licking Muskās feet
A video generated with artificial intelligence (AI) thatĀ shows President Donald Trump kissing the feet of Elon MuskĀ played on MondayĀ inside the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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āļø VIRAL
āThis is so triflingā: Delta passenger gets home after flight. Then she sees what TSA did to her food
This airport situation is frankly quite disturbing and feels like a huge personal violation.Ā What would you do in this situation?
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š„“ WTF
āYou escapedā: Woman calls off engagement after fiancĆ© wonāt stop saying sheāll āgive him a babyā
A woman on Reddit says that sheĀ ended her engagementĀ because her fiancĆ© keptĀ saying sheād āgive him a babyā after she told him to stop.
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š¼ MEMES
The āaccidentally became important at workā meme of corporate dread, explained
TheĀ accidentally became important at work memeĀ succinctly portrays the dread of being put in charge of assignments or projects at work.Ā
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ByĀ Claire Goforth
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šøļø Crawling the Web
Here is what else is happening across the 'net.
š« YourĀ favorite sweet treatsĀ areĀ about to get more expensive, but itās not the sweets makersā fault.
š„© Before you jump on a generous dealĀ on āpre-seasonedā meatĀ at theĀ grocery store, one shopper says youĀ might want to consider why the product is on saleĀ in theĀ first place.
š° Viewers of this viral videoĀ are dividedĀ after aĀ Starbucks baristaĀ revealed aĀ new policy change for water.Ā
šĀ Have you ever noticedĀ that theĀ McDonaldās Big MacĀ isnātĀ hotĀ right after picking up your order?
š§½ A woman is going viral afterĀ sharing a little-known hackĀ forĀ Dawn dish soap.
š® From theĀ Daily Dot archive:Ā A background check company isĀ secretly paying cops on TikTokĀ to push its services.
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