Discord has drawn increased attention in recent weeks after reports that the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s killing used the platform.

Discord, which was launched in 2015 as a communications platform for gamers, is particularly popular with young men. The ...

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AI is evolving faster than ever, and each new update sparks a fresh internet trend—especially in image creation. After the Ghibli-style craze that took over social media a few months ago, the latest ...

“The Parliament of Nepal right now is Discord,” a user said of the platform popular with video gamers, where tens of thousands are debating the nation’s future. By Pranav Baskar An attempt to ban ...

Nepal blocked 26 social media platforms, including WhatsApp and Facebook, but later lifted the ban after large, violent protests led by teenagers and young adults rocked the nation. The restrictions ...

“I want a machine gun.” “Let’s gather & throw molotov (bottle bomb) at the home minister and prime minister.” “Life of a neta for every dead body!” “Kill the fake leadership!” These are some of the ...

Violent student-led anti-government protests continued in Nepal for the second day, defying public gathering curbs, as demonstrators demanded Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli’s resignation and vandalized ...

A new trend of 3D digital figurines of photographs has caught the attention of social media users. These miniature figurines, created using Google's latest AI feature, look very realistic and the ...

If you’re someone who uses Discord (and let’s face it, almost every gamer does), chances are you’re seeing a big “!” appear on a lot of official channels. If so, it’s not just you, but it seems ...