Kyle Wagner, a Minneapolis self-described Antifa influencer, posted videos urging “boots on the ground” and telling followers to bring guns to confront ICE after recent shootings. He promoted a Venmo link and advertised hoodies and an “emergency freedom and defense fund” while saying he would not disclose expenditures. Wagner, noted for tactical gear and antifascist tattoos, said he cannot legally own firearms; his Instagram was removed amid the backlash. Online accounts now allege he is “basically on the run,” soliciting donations and seeking political asylum to avoid being “hunted” for his beliefs — claims not yet independently verified by authorities. (dailycaller.com)
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Kyle Wagner, Minneapolis Antifa influencer, urged “boots on the ground,” told followers to get guns, pushed Venmo and a “defense fund.” Instagram removed amid backlash. According to The Daily Caller (dailycaller.com) What do you think? Comment.
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After U.S. investors finalized control of TikTok’s operations on Jan. 23, 2026, users circulated a screenshot showing that typing “Epstein” as a one-word direct message was blocked, with commentator Brian Krassenstein calling it proof of censorship. (latimes.com) TikTok told NPR it had no rule banning the name and said it was investigating why some users received prompts that messages “may violate community guidelines.” (wgcu.org) Tests by reporters found the block inconsistent and likely due to an overbroad one-word DM filter or technical glitch, not a deliberate “Epstein” ban, though critics say the new ownership heightens censorship fears. (piunikaweb.com) The episode prompted oversight calls. (wgcu.org)
