A meme is something, like a photo or video, that can be spread from person-to-person, altered and repeated over time within a cultural context.

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The 'It's gonna be May' meme is back: What it means and why it's all over social media 'I knew one day they're going to invent this thing called memes,' Justin Timberlake joked while on YouTube ...

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. He ...

Memes of Vice President JD Vance’s face edited to be comically large and resemble a child have flooded social media in recent weeks, with both left and right-wing users participating.

Like political ads, memes about candidates and campaigns have “minimal” impact in shaping voter engagement, according to some Stanford professors.

Memes can transmit dangerous ideas, cloaked in humour that makes them more palatable. Conspiracy theories and memes Conspiracy theories prove especially adaptable to the meme format.

The Navy is disciplining at least two members of SEAL Team 4 after racist memes were shared in a Signal chat to a Black fellow SEAL, two sources familiar told CBS News.

All those years of making fun of “cringe” Millennials has finally caught up with Gen Z, with the youngsters left horrified by a new Gen Alpha trend.