A federal judge blocked Trump-era directives threatening to cut funding for schools with diversity programs, citing vagueness.
Newsletters offer intentional content, fostering engagement and trust in a digital world cluttered with noise and ads.
Social media buzzed with claims of a vast underground city beneath Egypt’s pyramids, but experts highlight the lack of peer-reviewed evidence.
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court upheld Governor Evers’ 400-year school funding veto, sparking debate over executive power.
A viral TikTok falsely claimed Disney World lowered its drinking age to 18, causing confusion before being debunked.
Google labeled an abusive monopolist again by a federal judge for exploiting online marketing tech to boost profits.
Ten NY prison guards face charges, including murder, over an inmate’s death, highlighting issues in state prisons.
A man broke into the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion, set a fire, and was arrested. No injuries were reported.
Digital security experts advise caution when engaging with social media provocations, as many are designed to incite conflict.
A video falsely suggesting the U.S. paid $4 million for Zelensky on Time’s cover circulates online, confirmed as fake.
UConn’s 12th national title saw Bueckers, Fudd, and Strong lead the team to an 82-59 win over South Carolina.
A federal appeals court lifted an order blocking Musk’s department from further cuts at the U.S. Agency for International Development.
