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A claim circulating online says New York Times editors should be described as 'posing as media workers', accusing the paper of failing its journalistic duties in its Gaza coverage. The post ties the criticism to hashtags about war crimes and Palestine, reflecting ongoing anger among some readers over how mainstream US outlets report the war. The Times has faced repeated accusations of slanted coverage from both critics and staff.

A French-language commentary criticising television news coverage is circulating online. The author denounces the omnipresence of carefully selected street interviews, or micros-trottoirs, and an oversized magazine segment promoting dream holidays on a paradise island. The post ends with a blunt verdict, calling it 'a trash TV', and has drawn engagement from other French-speaking users under the television and politics tags.

Journalist Mehdi Hasan has sharply criticised Donald Trump, calling him 'The Mad King' and arguing that he 'is at it again, and nobody stops him'. The remark is circulating among US politics observers, with users amplifying the post and echoing the criticism that Trump acts without meaningful checks from Congress, the courts, or his own party.

A social media message by journalist Mehdi Hasan concerning Gaza is being widely shared alongside hashtags calling the war a genocide and citing war crimes. The post tags Gaza, Israel and the FreePalestine movement, reflecting ongoing debate over Israel's military campaign and international accusations of atrocities.

Journalist Mehdi Hasan is drawing attention with a commentary tagged around US politics, Israel, settlers, Zionism and genocide. The post is being reshared and discussed widely, with commenters focusing on Israel's settlement policy in the occupied territories and American political support for it, reflecting ongoing international debate over the conduct and framing of the conflict.

A derogatory nickname for US Vice President JD Vance, referencing a widely repeated but false rumor about a couch, is being shared again by political commentator Mehdi Hasan and others. The insult has become a recurring taunt in online US political discussion, with users amplifying it under US politics hashtags.

Kash Patel, director of the FBI, is being mocked online over comments linked to bestiality, with critics saying no other FBI director would stake his credibility on such an issue. The jabs come from US politics observers, including journalist Mehdi Hasan's circle, who frame it as the latest embarrassment for Patel's leadership of the bureau.