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Louisville Attack Shows Challenge of Curbing Violent Videos
Social media companies are once again in the spotlight after a bank employee in Louisville, Kentucky, killed five people in a mass shooting and livestreamed the attack on Instagram.
Fox Attorneys in Libel Case Reveal Dual Roles for Murdoch
Attorneys defending Fox in a defamation case related to false claims about the 2020 election withheld critical information about the role company founder Rupert Murdoch played at Fox News.
Fancy a Dip? An Olympic Reboot for Paris' Toxic River Seine
Even before he has dipped his toes into the murky waters of Paris ' famous but forbidden River Seine, French triathlete Thibaut Rigaudeau is already fielding questions from disbelieving friends.
Post-Sex Pill Seen As New Tool To Fight Rising STD Rates
U.S. health officials released data Tuesday showing how chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis cases have been accelerating, but doctors are hoping an old drug will help fight the sexually transmitted infections.
Gender-affirming Care's Long History Doesn't Only Include Trans People
When politicians today refer to gender-affirming care as new, "untested" or "experimental," they ignore the long history of transgender medicine in the United States.
Watch: Drag Queens Take to the Streets for L.A. Easter March
Drag artists took to the streets of Los Angeles on Easter Sunday to show their strength, unity, and determination in the face of anti-LGBTQ+ persecution — and to let queer youth know they aren't alone.
Here's How to Conquer Travel Constipation
There are few feelings as frustrating as feeling like you have a ton of bricks sitting in your stomach while on vacation.
Indiana Senate Backs Bill on Student Names, Pronoun Changes
Indiana schools may soon be required to notify parents if their children request a name or pronoun change at school, after the state Senate on Monday advanced a House bill that some worry could out transgender kids to their families.
Small Business Owners Feel the Credit Crunch
Following the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, some lenders may be forced to tighten credit further.
Leaked Documents May Have Origin in Chatroom for Gamers
A major leak of classified U.S. documents that's shaken Washington and exposed new details of its intelligence gathering may have started in a chatroom on a social media platform popular with gamers.
Kimberly Palmer: How to Protect Parents from Financial Scams
Scam artists often target older adults, partly because they have amassed greater wealth.
Bud Light Exec Explains Dylan Mulvaney Post Was to Update Beer's 'Fratty' Branding
How did Dylan Mulvaney become a spokesperson for Bud Light? It turns out it was part of a larger plan, according to a vice president with the brand who said she wanted to update its "fratty" branding with "inclusivity."
LGBTQ Youth Aren't Getting Enough Sleep, Study Finds
A study published in the journal of LGBT Health found that LGBTQ youth are twice as likely to have sleep trouble.
Caitlyn Jenner, Log Cabin Republican Vow to Take on 'Rainbow Mafia'
What is the "Rainbow Mafia?" Only Caitlyn Jenner seems to know for sure, but she's vowed to protect America from it and she's been joined by Log Cabin Republican Charles Moran.
Health Care Heteronormativity Harmful for LGBTQ+ Patients
Heteronormativity might involve asking questions that assume a patient is heterosexual, but heterosexism would deny patients care altogether.
Paul Cattermole of UK Pop Group S Club 7 Dies at 46
Paul Cattermole, a member of early-2000s British pop group S Club 7, has died just weeks after the band announced a reunion tour. He was 46.
Anti-Drag, Anti-Trans Conservatives Want to Cancel Jack Daniels Next
Anheuser-Busch and Nike are alone in facing boycotts after embracing trans activist Dylan Mulvaney as a spokesperson. This past week saw a move by conservatives to no longer drink Jack Daniels after a two-year old series of promos reemerged.
Home-based Workers Became Younger, More Diverse in Pandemic
People working from home became younger, more diverse, better educated and more likely to move during the worst part of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to survey data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Expelled Tennessee Lawmakers both Seeking Seats Again
Two former Black Democratic lawmakers who were expelled by Republican colleagues in Tennessee say they want to be reappointed, then elected back to their seats.
Competing Abortion Pill Rulings Sow Broad Alarm, Confusion
Competing rulings by two federal judges over the availability of the abortion drug mifepristone is sowing alarm and confusion for countless other Americans.