Chris Caesar

For someone who offered no apologies after he mocked a disabled reporter, gleefully described the joys of grabbing women “by the p—y” and defended the size of his penis during a televised debate, President Trump seems to be developing a newfound respect for playing nice — at least, on his terms.

Getting your morning forecast can be just as personal as getting your morning news — most folks turn to their phones, others may turn on The Weather Channel. And some Bostonians put their trust in an amorphous, inter-dimensional entity from the “weather realm” who possesses the mind and body of a local Boston man. It’s true! Kind of.

According to some online conservative circles, anti-fascist activists — or “antifa supersoldiers,” depending who you ask — have plans to “behead all white parents” and attack “small-business owners,” “kill every single Trump voter,” team up with violent gangs and go on a rampage, killing every conservative they can find.

It’s easier than you think to forget about New Zealand. The island nation boasts about 4.7 million people on a land mass that’s slightly larger than the United Kingdom — but you wouldn’t know it, looking at a surprisingly large number of maps.

If you’re a left-leaning, liberal or even vaguely non-Nazi male-identifying person with opinions online, you’ve probably been called all sorts of too-nerdy-to-actually-be-offensive names: “cuck,” “beta,” “white knight,” “pajama boy.” The alt-right — that loosely organized collective of white nationalists and trolls — certainly has a knack for branding. But as a new year of online white supremacist action draws closer, a trendy new insult seems increasingly common: “soy boy.”