Новости за 07.05.2021

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) has made a name for himself since being elected for railing consistently against big tech.

Welcome to the Friday edition of Internet Insider, where we dissect the week online. Today:

It's unlikely wedding parties will be hitting the dance floor to Van Morrison's newest album.

While waiting for the bus in San Francisco, two elderly Asian women were stabbed with a knife. Surveillance footage captured the interaction of a man calmly walking up to the two women, striking both, and walking away in the same nonchalant manner. 

If you’ve watched the Oscars long enough, it’s easy to notice that not every acting Oscar has gone to the best performance of the year—or even to an actor’s best performance. But a new meme is letting people celebrate the performances that should really have gotten an Oscar.

Mozilla, the tech company behind the Firefox browser and long-time supporter of net neutrality rules, released a survey this week that found that a majority of people don't think internet service providers are looking out for them.

In the wake of Ben Affleck’s Raya match exposing him on TikTok, another young woman has come forward with a video showing Matthew Perry flirting with her over FaceTime after the two connected on the exclusive dating app, Raya. 

Greg Kelly, an anchor with the far-right media outlet Newsmax, is being roasted on Twitter for wearing an extravagant pair of paints.

In a viral TikTok video, a "Karen" in Central Park accuses two Black women of threatening to kill her after they asked her to hand them back a phone changer they dropped during a bike ride.

A Russian influencer and former teacher has been found dead 11 days after she went missing, according to the Daily Mail. 

A viral video shows a police officer burning on the ground and civilians rushing to help during a clash between police and protesters in Colombia. 

A Houston couple’s heartfelt proposal video captured more than just the happy occasion after an oblivious woman videobombed the moment.

Investigators are examining a viral TikTok video that features a young woman many believe looks like a kidnapping victim from 2003, according to Q13 Fox.