The laughing crying emoji, despised by Gen Z, has finally been dethroned as the most commonly used emoji on Twitter. The new top emoji? The loudly crying face. So not that much of a change, then.

The Stanford Internet Observatory has released an extensive analysis on Gettr, the largely unmoderated right-wing Twitter clone founded by longtime Trump spokesperson Jason Miller. The details—which ...

Is it OK to cry at work? Under what circumstances? Yes, it's OK to cry because you're human and stuff happens. No, it's not OK to cry at work because you're a professional, and that standard in the ...