Two Navy SEALs are being disciplined following an investigation into racist memes they developed about a fellow member of their special forces unit. A couple of enlisted Team 4 members are facing ...

Whether you’re a devoted napper, a chronic insomniac or someone who just can’t seem to get enough sleep, we’ve got the perfect collection of sleep memes to validate your bedtime snuggles ...

And guess what — the Eagles' social media team came prepared with memes. All of the memes. Once the 22-10 vote — two votes short of the passing threshold — was official, the Eagles took to ...

As anger poured out online in India, Pakistan’s digital communities were quick to respond – not with statements, but with memes. These messages were filled with dark, sardonic and occasionally brutal ...

Real estate memes are a smart way to connect with your network and stay top of mind. We’ll share 75 laugh-out-loud real estate memes to boost your marketing. Pull up a chair, grab a drink (and ...

Lirilarila contributes a gentler, more poetic vibe to the world of memes. Named after its chant-like title, Lirilarila is usually an AI-created plant-animal hybrid — usually a cactus-elephant or ...

The Texas House of Representatives has passed a bill aimed at criminalizing political memes. The bill, HB 366, would imprison offenders for a minimum of one year if the meme does not have a ...

This moment was more than just a spectacle. It exemplified how, in a digital age where the battle for attention is paramount, memes are a key part of political conversation. While memes might seem ...

Memes of Vice President JD Vance’s face edited into recognizable memes and grotesque caricatures have flooded social media in recent weeks—and the vice president participated Saturday, posting ...

J. D. Vance doesn’t look like himself. In recent days, memes have spread across social media in which the vice president’s face has been Photoshopped to give him cartoonishly chubby cheeks.

You’ve seen the memes—“everything will eventually evolve into a crab” or “crab is the ideal form”—while scrolling online. These are parodies of a real scientific concept, carcinization.

Such memes are fun—often hilarious. They allow us to mock those folks on the other side. Who doesn’t love them? But what are they for, exactly? What’s the point of a political meme?