The ripple effect from the undying war of GamerGate continues to outlive everyone's expectations as the recent string of controversies surrounding Nintendo of America's localization policies enter a new chapter with the termination of Alison Rapp, a years-long spokesperson for the Japanese video game company's localization division.

After a video went viral of SFSU student Bonita Tindle physically harassing student Corey Goldstein for wearing dreadlocks, many accused Tindle and her friend of using social justice as an excuse for bullying.

While he was just a spokesperson on the outside, Subway's sex-offending Jared Fogle has graduated to a true sandwich artist in prison. The irony is lost on exactly nobody.

Following yesterday's tragic terror attack in Brussels, Belgium, Internet users expressed support for the victims and survivors using the hashtags #JeSuisBruxelles, #PrayforBrussels and #PrayForPeace.

After a jury awarded Hulk Hogan $115 million in damages against Gawker Media, including $55 in compensatory damages and $50 million for emotional distress, the online tabloid's CEO Nick Denton revealed the company plans to appeal the decision.