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A trial with the potential to greatly alter modern online speech laws kicked off on Monday, with prosecutors accusing celebrity meme-maker Douglass Mackey of using memes in an attempt to steal votes ...

A man convicted of interfering in the 2016 presidential election for posting a meme was sentenced on Oct. 18 to seven months in jail. U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly also sentenced Douglass Mackey, ...

Donald Trump has unleashed a barrage of disparaging memes against his political rival Nikki Haley, including a crudely photoshopped image seemingly comparing her to Hillary Clinton. The former ...

The claim: Douglass Mackey was sentenced to prison for 'making memes disparaging Hillary Clinton' An Oct. 18 Instagram post (direct link, archive link) includes a screenshot of a post on X, formerly ...

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is going viral online after unknowingly mimicking a famous meme at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) on Monday. Featured Video While delivering a ...

And finally, Charlemagne explained to Clinton what the word "deadass" means, after showing her a meme of Clinton that said, "I need your votes deadass." Amazing stuff. In addition to the in-depth ...

It’s not quite a prank, but former President Bill Clinton rang in April Fools’ Day by photoshopping himself into the famous image of his wife Hillary Clinton that launched the “Texts From Hillary” ...

Many of the memes bore Clinton campaign logos and fine print at the bottom to look authentic. @DougMackeyCase/X A social media influencer who was sentenced to seven months behind bars two years ago ...

Douglass Mackey, the social media influencer who was sentenced to seven months in prison in 2023 for posting an anti-Hillary Clinton meme, had his conviction overturned in the Court of Appeals on ...

A man who was convicted for sharing memes during the 2016 election is about to be set free after being sentenced to seven months in prison. Douglass Mackey was found guilty of conspiracy for ...

A social media influencer who was sentenced to seven months behind bars two years ago for posting anti-Hillary Clinton memes that federal prosecutors deemed “election interference” had his conviction ...