Irish lawmaker Ivana Bacik held up a meme depicting Vice President JD Vance, in her country's parliament on Tuesday following reports a 21-year-old Norwegian tourist was refused access to the U.S.

The new app from a tech innovator was inspired by a viral U.S. border control incident last month — though he warns to "use at your own risk." ...

The Vance meme phenomenon isn’t just an internet joke — it’s a collision of politics, technology and online culture, Cohen said. AI and face-altering apps like Facetune have made it easier ...

An image of an infant’s smiling face went viral in Japan: strangers had digitally pasted it onto Kurt Cobain’s head, carved it into Mount Rushmore, and tattooed it onto David Beckham’s torso.

For instance, these baby-faced memes of Vice President JD Vance. Making fun of the Republican Vice President might seem like the job for, well, not Republicans, but that's not exactly true.

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.

As the memes spread, some considered how Vance might react to them. Given Vance’s reputation for being extremely online, many were convinced he would see the trend.. On March 5, journalist Julio ...