Against a backdrop of uncertainty, people are searching for new sources of control and stability. Where science and ancient wisdom have been conventionally pitted against one another, many are moving towards an integrated approach to authority that draws from the best of both worlds.

As meme culture has blossomed online, so too has the political meme become a significant aspect of online political debate and a vehicle for irreverent reaction to political events. Looking at which memes are widely circulated or adapted helps to offer a ‘temperature check’ to gauge popular opinion.

Doomscrolling is tiring out many news consumers worldwide. To shine a light on India’s positive stories, theTimes of Indiahas launched a campaign that encourages people to reflect on the nation's progress, offering a much-needed break from the constant stream of crisis updates.

Channel 5's Gonzo-style YouTube mini-documentaries and off-the-wall interviews at controversial events have seen it amass a cult following. Through relatable content and a subversion of traditional news media, it's able to broadcast raw and unfiltered stories that feel true to life.

With the launch of AfroLA, African American journalists in Los Angeles are on a mission to counter the news industry’s problematic representation of the Black community. The digital-only news source hopes to celebrate and normalize Black experiences outside the scope of negative narratives.