Culture
Unilever sells Ben & Jerry's commercial rights after West Bank dispute
Unilever will sell the commercial rights to Ben & Jerry's in Israel to local franchise owner Avi Zinger
Politics
House Judiciary opens investigation into how foreign censorship could impact American free speech
The lawmaker said the Polish government has already taken steps to silence its opponents on social media platforms like TikTok, revoked the license for a popular Polish news station, and has treated opponents "inhumanely."
Politics
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro indicted for allegedly attempting coup after 2022 election
The Brazilian police said the charges against the former president were part of a criminal conspiracy designed to keep the former general in office after he narrowly lost the election to leftist President Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva
Politics
Republicans raise concerns over new State Department 'woke czar' Desirée Cormier
Republican lawmakers are calling for an inquiry into a new State Department equity position they are calling a “woke czar”
Business
Microsoft president joins Elon Musk in expressing concern over low birth rates, warns of 'economic turbulence'
The executive said he agreed with Musk on the problem but "was not recommending the same solution"
Crime
Pregnant mother fatally shot by 2-year-old son after weapon left on nightstand
According to police, the Ilg was doing laundry in the bedroom and forgot to lock the door behind her so that the toddler could not enter. The toddler then entered the room and began to play with the gun, when it suddenly discharged
Technology
Arizona taser company Axon scraps plan to put one on a drone after ethics complaints
Axon, the Scottsdale, Arizona based company best known for the nonlethal Taser, announced Sunday that it would no longer be developing drones with Tasers on them after nine members of its ethics board resigned
Culture
New Jersey plastic bag ban backfires as reusable bags pile up
Grocery delivery services have used new reusable bags for every order because paper ones are banned.
Crime
Secret Service seized over $102 million in crypto assets
The cases include a joint investigation with the Romanian National Police of a scheme that affected 900 U.S. citizens
Crime
Lawsuit challenges California city mandating gun owners to buy liability insurance
The lawsuit argues the ordinance is unconstitutional by placing an undue financial burden on those wishing to express their Second Amendment rights