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A video claiming to show a clip from an upcoming episode of "South Park" that lampoons Tim Walz has surfaced online: is it real?

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Social media users questioned whether the humorous and widely shared footage was authentic or an example of AI slop.

AI slop and brain rot videos has taken over the feeds of new users, according to recent studies conducted by Kapwing ...

Maxine Glogau (left) and Charlotte Logan, co-founders of Rotate, a curated online marketplace for quality second-hand furniture and interior items. Maxine Glogau, co-founder of Rotate, talks to Tom ...

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It goes without saying that violent images are horrifying to watch. It’s why NBC News has a longstanding policy of not showing them on TV. We typically freeze a video before the moment of impact, blur ...

Graphic videos of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination continued to spread across social media platforms Thursday, with many companies choosing to put the video behind content warnings ...

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In addition to a manifesto, the Minnesota Catholic school shooter left behind a series of videos online. NBC News' Tom Winter says the videos included a series of diaries and writings, a diagram of a ...