Coconut emojis, Charli XCX mash-ups and a bunch of grainy lime green video clips. What to know about the latest iteration of the Kamala Harris fandom.
Category: Social Media
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Artificial Intelligence Has a Math Problem
A.I.’s math problem reflects how much the new technology is a break with computing’s past.
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Olympic Athletes Unbox Their Sponsored Merch on TikTok
Athletes are unboxing sponsored merchandise and sharing try-on hauls on TikTok, featuring brands like Nike and Lululemon.
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Barbra Streisand, Spike Lee and Other Stars Endorse Harris
Robert De Niro thanked President Biden, Aaron Sorkin backed Vice President Kamala Harris (not Mitt Romney) as his replacement and George Clooney is keeping quiet.
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Pop Stars and Musicians Show Support For Kamala Harris on Social Media
Charli XCX, John Legend and other musicians posted messages supporting the vice president’s nomination, while fans remixed an old speech into pop hits on TikTok.
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In Silicon Valley, Democrats Are Invigorated by Biden’s Withdrawal
Elon Musk, Marc Andreessen and others have endorsed Donald J. Trump. But President Biden’s withdrawal has re-energized Democrats across the tech industry and may blunt that momentum.
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The Unlikely Sources That Spread the News of Biden Leaving the 2024 Race
When the president announced he was suspending his re-election bid, the news spread via some unexpected sources.
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Elon Musk’s Novel and Polarizing Cybertruck
Elon Musk’s Cybertrucks are hitting the road. They’re provoking strong aesthetic judgments — and assumptions about the people who drive them.
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Is This the Summer of the Kamala Harris Coconut Pina Colada?
As the vice president’s name is floated as a potential presidential candidate, the internet took a goofy Kamala Harris meme and made it a drink.
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From the Playing Field to Wall Street
For more than 200 pro athletes, the boutique investment firm Patricof Co. is opening the door to the private equity market.
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Tech Outage Brings a Snow Day in July for Corporate Workers
“Happy international blue screen day.”
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The Voices Young Conservatives Are Listening to Online
Thirty people ages 18 to 30 said they sought out individuals with strong opinions, especially those they see as outside the mainstream media.