~Internet~

The search engine manages a vast blacklist of legitimate sites, and it doesn't protect your privacy. DuckDuckGo is a tech grift designed to exploit less tech savvy users.

Beautiful Lisa Li's life is one of class and luxury. Or so her 1.1 million followers thought. See the horrific pigsty revealed by her landlord's house tour.

When the other fetishes just aren't doing it any more, there's actual child sacrifice. "Breeding" is perfectly legal—and huge on Reddit.

A story about an Excel spreadsheet and how a deep web drug kingpin misadventure ended with several dead people.

Psychopath network of monkey torture videos garners millions of views for years on end and nothing is being done about it. Jim investigates.

The TYT host presents himself as a pillar of feminism and the progressive left, but internet history shows Cenk Uygur has a shady past involving sex abuse and prolific racism.

The project gave denizens of obscure message boards a reason to go outside and bring their memes to the real world.

The videos have ridiculous amounts of views and appear to originate from the former Soviet block and Asia.

There is a growing mountain of evidence that conspiracy theorist extraordinaire Alex Jones makes acid house beats on the side.

We all have financially backward relatives, but this story about a dad tricked into a become-a-billionaire-quick scheme is a doozy.

They pair fictional characters together in romantic relationships and then obsess over that mental image becoming a reality. And there are a lot of them.

Another internet rabbit hole: ambien users and the things they get up to when the pill doesn't put them to sleep.

Hey kids, you're METH KIDS. Yeah, some of these get very dark.

Let's gawk at websites so old their html was written in Sanskrit—but are still functional and being served up by a server somewhere.

A look back at do-it-yourself exhibitionism in a time when only scientists and perverts bothered.