Taylor Lorenz

Social platforms need buy-in from content creators to draw big audiences, but Meta’s Threads is struggling to win them over.

Clips of Kamala Harris in awkward or offbeat moments that were previously used to criticize her are being turned into social posts portraying her as relatable.

NATO and the State Department are hosting online content creators in Washington, D.C., this week in an attempt to boost the alliance’s image with young people.

Senate candidate and online influencer Caroline Gleich asked regulators to modernize campaign finance rules she says disadvantage people who make a living online.

Researchers who track online conspiracies say liberals, too, are now vulnerable to — and generating — QAnon-like bursts of misinformation.

Attacking diversity and inclusion efforts has become a popular way for conservatives to generate outrage online.

The YouTube series is global phenomenon, and now a TV show and movie are in the works from filmmaker Michael Bay

Democrats in the Senate are spearheading an effort to use online influencers to push policy initiatives.

The Democratic National Convention has issued credentials to over 200 online content creators, a move that may boost Kamala Harris’s profile with young voters.

A cottage industry has arisen around bizarre cat videos made with the help of artificial intelligence.