Martin Shkreli is headed to maximum-security prison to await sentencing after posting a call for assault on Hillary Clinton on Facebook, which he called an "awkward attempt at humor."

Twitter responded appropriately to a casting director's anecdote about how "Asians are a challenge to cast because most casting directors feel as though they’re not very expressive." UM. WHAT.

Trump's decision—imparted today by chaotic evil elf Jeff Sessions—to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is cruel, unconscionable, and totally unjustified. So it's hardly a surprise Trump would choose to do so. But it turns out that seeking to ruin the lives of 800,000 young people brought to America as children isn't something that's going to go over quietly. The outraged outcry over DACA is a truly great American thing.

Twitter was already having fun dragging Matt Walsh's sexist meme, and then an "actual gender studies professor" stepped in to set him straight on some things.

Reggie Watts' dulcet tones pair well with an infectiously catchy melody, all of which serves as a fitting tribute to the wonderful, inimitable John Boyega. Boy-eyey-ga!

Joel Osteen runs the Lakewood megachurch in Houston, Texas, capable of seating nearly 17,000 people. Surely, he opened the church doors to provide shelter for those being affected by the hurricane, right? He did, after being relentlessly shamed by social media.

For the opening of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington, DC, the director debuted "August 28: A Day In The Life Of A People," a commissioned 22-minute film that examines significant moments in African-American history that occurred on this date.

The trailer for the upcoming season of Netflix's Bojack Horseman makes it clear that a good chunk of the season will deal with Bojack having gone missing after the events of Season 3. Sounds like we might need a private investigator. Luckily, Netflix has one of those, too!

Even after his inevitable resignation or impeachment, we'll probably never be rid of Donald Trump on Twitter. He's stated that without the service disseminating his stream-of-consciousness, he probably wouldn't be President. And we know that what Trump reads on Twitter heavily influences his worldview. So what does the most powerful man in the world scroll through every day?

Displaying the intelligence and wisdom of a lost toddler, Donald Trump directly looked up at the solar eclipse without the aid of solar eclipse glasses or goggles.

Following the bombshell essay from Kai Cole, Joss Whedon's ex-wife, that laid bare Whedon's affairs and the hypocrisy of his hyped-up feminism, Twitter is having a field day.

Donald Trump's Twitter habit tends to hog a lot of the spotlight, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's helping him all that much—or that he's even very good at it. Now, in the wake of violence caused by white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, President Barack Obama has deftly beaten him at his own game, whether we're talking about Twitter or actually being president.

Truly, no great monument is safe from our #liberal wrath.

Last night was the series finale of Orphan Black, and Clone Club took to Twitter to celebrate and mourn a show that was steadfastly focused on women and sisterhood, dedicated to LGBT representation, and full of weird sci-fi science.

Get through today with some inspiration from the #AntiFascistSFF and #ComicsHateNazis hashtags.

Shocker: if you tweet Nazi salutations, your employer is free to fire you.

It's felt surreal to be online in the last 48 hours, as Donald Trump's saber-rattling braggadocio became uncomfortably real after he threatened North Korea with "fire and fury like the world has never seen," and oh God, we're all going to die and it may not even be hyperbole anymore?