Technology

Pennsylvania AG Shapiro opens investigation into Instagram

“We must do more to keep our children safe online"

Opinion & Reviews

AI: How Venezuela's dictatorship is weaponizing artificial intelligence against human rights

Dictatorships around the world are using artificial intelligence to censor and manipulate public opinion, creating concerns about the potential dangers of AI and its impact on democracy and human rights

Entertainment

Residente announces new hit song: "This is not America"

The rapper announced his new work "This is not America" in a fragment of the music video. The song title mirrors an earlier song title used by new wave star David Bowie in 1985.

Crime

Minneapolis youths fired fireworks at buildings, each other for hours before police came

More than a hundred people shot off explosive fireworks at each other, pedestrians and buildings - sometimes in moving cars - in downtown Minneapolis on Independence Day evening before being broken up by police, according to multiple reports and social media posts

Crime

Latino community outraged after prosecutor in Rogel Aguilera-Mederos case mocks results on social media

Latino civil rights organizations have called for "immediate disciplinary action and a formal apology" for the wildly inappropriate post.

Technology

Facebook removes troll network run by Nicaraguan Government

The troll network sought to amplify pro-government content and discredit the Sandinista party’s opponents.

Coronavirus

Infectious disease expert at Fauci's NIAID undercuts the boss by challenging school mask mandates

Scientist Margery Smelkinson discloses her NIAID affiliation on Twitter but not her writing. Continued masking is "unnecessary, even in schools and among the unvaccinated" in Maryland where NIH is based, she says

Crime

U.S. strikes back against Moscow with charges over Russian disinformation campaign

The United States government on Wednesday struck back against the Kremlin in an indictment against Moscow-linked enterprises and their employees with criminal charges, sanctions and other measures to address what U.S. officials are calling a foreign influence campaign to create chaos in this year’s the presidential election

Education

University conspired with students to oust professor who criticized slavery reparations: lawsuit

St. Joseph's University misrepresented its own investigative findings to make Professor Gregory Manco look guilty, he claims

Entertainment

Couple with 37-year difference gets married, opens OnlyFans account: 'Our sex is great'

Despite the criticism they receive due to the age difference between the two, the couple says they have fought against prejudice and show off their relationship through social media