Texas A&M Tightens Rules on Talking About Race and Gender in Classes
Texas A&M University System regents voted Thursday to limit how instructors may discuss matters like gender identity and race ideology...
Ecuador’s Constitution Was the First to Protect the Rights of Nature. Now That’s at Risk
Nearly two decades ago Ecuador became the first country to legally enshrine the rights of nature in its constitution. This...
Inmate Arrested in Ian Watkins Prison Murder Pleads Not Guilty
One of the inmates arrested after former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins was killed in prison on October 11 has pleaded...
Infant Formula Company Tied to Botulism Outbreak Had Known Problems
ByHeart, the company linked to a botulism outbreak in infants, shut down one of its manufacturing plants this year after...
Are Flights Still Being Disrupted Now That the Shutdown Is Over? What Travelers Should Know
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history came to an end on Wednesday night, but flight disruptions are expected to...
Hochul Approved Permits That Could Help Clients of Her Husband’s Firm
Gov. Kathy Hochul created at least the appearance of a conflict of interest when her administration approved permits benefiting two...
MAGA Manosphere Threatened Into Silence by White House Over Epstein Saga
Some of the biggest names in the manosphere have been forced to downplay the Epstein emails that name President Trump...
Food Stamps Are Resuming As Government Reopens
Millions of low-income Americans will soon receive food stamp benefits again, after weeks of legal wrangling and confusion over the...
Jim Avila, Former ABC News Correspondent, Dies at 59
Jim Avila, a former ABC News correspondent who covered several major trials in a career that spanned decades, died on...
Doomscrolling in the 1850s
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