Oklahoma school investigated after video shows kids licking toes for fundraiser: ‘Disgusting’
Oklahoma is investigating Deer Creek High School after students were filmed licking one another's toes for a fundraising event this week.
AI-generated porn, including celebrity fake nudes, persist on Etsy as deepfake laws ‘lag behind’
Etsy hosts sellers creating AI-pornography on the website without any explicit content warnings.
Biden confirms plans to airdrop aid into Gaza after stampede kills over 100
The U.S. will launch an aid airdrop campaign in Gaza in the coming days after a stampede toward aid trucks killed over 100 Palestinians on Thursday.
Why state secretaries of state are important to elections
John J. Martin is a research assistant professor of law at the University of Virginia. They may be the most important government officials you can’t name. Their decisions have the potential to alter election results. Scholars have referred to them as the “guardians of the democratic process.” Who are these unknown, but essential, officials? State secretaries of
Manchin appears to square up against climate protester after being called a ‘sick f—‘
Sen. Joe Manchin was confronted by climate activists at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambdridge, Massachusetts, where one of the activsts called the senator "a sick f—."
The health issue voters want to hear about ahead of the election: costs
President Joe Biden is counting on outrage over abortion restrictions to help drive turnout for his reelection. Former President Donald Trump is promising to take another swing at repealing Obamacare. But around America’s kitchen tables, those are hardly the only health topics voters want to hear about in the 2024 campaigns. A new KFF tracking
Florida House passes bill to prohibit homeless people from sleeping in public
The Florida House passed a bill on Friday that would prohibit homeless people from sleeping in public and require local governments to fund homeless camps.