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Pornhub blocks Virginia users following new age verification law Starting tomorrow the popular pornography website Pornhub will be blocked for users with Virginia-based IP addresses, after a new state law equires users to submit government identification to verify their age before acc     Southwest Mexico prepares for heavy wind, rain as Beatriz nears coast Hurricane warnings and watches have been issued for portions of Mexico's coast on Friday as Hurricane Beatriz reached Category 1 strength and is expected to reach land later in the day and early Saturday.   After court's decision, Biden announces new steps to offer some student debt relief The Supreme Court on Friday blocked President Joe Biden's student loan debt relief plan from taking effect, delivering rulings in a pair of cases challenging the program. Biden said the fight on the issue isn't over.   Teamsters hold off on strike to continue negotiations with UPS The International Brotherhood of Teamsters said Friday that they will hold off on a strike and go back to the negotiating table with UPS, after the company gave a new counteroffer.   Fox News producer Abby Grossberg settles lawsuits for $12 million A former producer for Tucker Carlson's Fox News show said Friday that she settled a pair of lawsuits against Carlson and the network for $12 million.   Watch live: Corpse flower in bloom at Washington State University Washington State University is allowing those who want to see, but not smell, its famously stinky corpse flower the chance to see the plant in bloom via live-stream.   Watch: Turtle hitches a ride on Washington Metro train A man on a Washington Metro train captured video when he spotted an unusual fellow passenger -- a turtle.   Book returned to Massachusetts library after nearly 120 years A West Virginia librarian said a recent donation of books included a tome checked out from a Massachusetts library that turned out to be nearly 120 years overdue.   Mom's superstition leads N.C. man to $200,000 lottery prize A North Carolina man said following some old advice from his mother led to his winning a $200,000 lottery prize.   George Santos makes first court appearance in 13-count federal criminal indictment U.S. Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., made his first court appearance Friday as he faces a 13-count federal criminal indictment. His next court date was scheduled for Sept. 7.   Justices agree to hear case on whether domestic abusers can own guns The Supreme Court on Friday said that it would hear a case regarding whether it a federal ban on gun possession for people under domestic violence restraining orders is constitutional.   Sleeping camper survives bobcat attack in Lyme, Conn. A camper in Lyme, Conn., survived a bobcat attack Friday. The injured man had been leading a group of children on a camping trip when he was attacked while sleeping in his hammock.   Indiana Supreme Court allows near-total abortion ban to take effect The Indiana Supreme Court Friday ruled 3-2 the state's anti-abortion law does not violate the state constitution. The court said the constitution's "liberty" protection does not protect broad abortion rights.   Former Brazilian president Bolsonaro barred from office for 8 years Brazil's highest electoral court voted Friday to bar former President Jair Bolsonaro from running for office until 2030, after alleging that he abused his political power and violated the country's election laws.   New Interior Department rules allow habitat expansion for endangered species The Department of the Interior announced Friday that it is adjusting regulations to allow certain endangered species to be reintroduced to areas that are outside of their traditional habitat.   Overdoses involving misuse of horse tranquilizer xylazine skyrocket Drug overdose deaths involving a powerful horse tranquilizer called xylazine have skyrocketed in the United States, rising 35-fold in just a handful of years, federal health researchers say.   Supreme Court rules in favor of web designer, limits LGBTQ legal rights The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the First Amendment protects an artist and wedding website designer from being compelled to create designs celebrating same-sex marriage.   Former Louisiana police officer found guilty in beating of loiterer in 2019 A federal jury in Louisiana convicted a former police officer for violently beating a loitering suspect in Shreveport in 2019 although the suspect remained nonviolent throughout the encounter.   SpaceX Dragon splashes down carrying 3,600 pounds of samples, experiments A SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft splashed down off the coast of Florida Friday, carrying about 3,600 pounds of scientific experiments and samples from the International Space Station.   Drought conditions are severe for agriculture, though relief could be in sight Recent rains across the United States have done little to ease woes in the agricultural sector, with data showing more than half of the corn and soybeans crops are in areas of drought.   Apple market cap soars to more than $3 trillion Apple returned to rare territory for companies -- even one as big as the tech giant -- as its market cap soared over $3 trillion on Friday for the first time since 2022.   Watch: EXO releases 'Hear Me Out' video ahead of new album K-pop group EXO released a single and music video for "Hear Me Out," a song from its forthcoming album, "Exist."   Police detain ex-PSG coach Christophe Galtier amid racism investigation Former Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier was taken into police custody Friday in Nice, France, as part of an investigation into discrimination allegations made against him while he was coach at OGC Nice.   Look: 'Invasion' gets Season 2 teaser, premiere date "Invasion," a sci-fi series created by Simon Kinberg and David Weil, will return for a second season on Apple TV+.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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What Will Happen to Your Student Loans NowThe pandemic pause on student loan payments will end soon, but a new system for calculating repayments may lower monthly bills.   Affirmative Action Ruling May Upend Diversity Hiring Policies, TooThe Supreme Court decision on college admissions could lead companies to alter recruitment and promotion practices to pre-empt legal challenges. Supreme Court Backs Web Designer Opposed to Same-Sex MarriageThe justices settled a question left open in 2018: whether businesses open to the public and engaged in expression may refuse to serve customers based on religious convictions. Russia Dismisses Rebellion as ‘Minor’ and Dismantles Prigozhin’s Wagner EmpireForeign Minister Sergei V. Lavrov of Russia warned the Western countries helping Ukraine not to think that the Wagner group’s mutiny had undermined Moscow’s power. France Splits Into Rival Camps Over Police Shooting of a TeenagerSociety is increasingly divided between a law-and-order faction and those who see racism in a pattern of police killings or mistreatment of minorities. A Timeline of France’s Protests After Police Fatally Shoot a 17-Year-OldClashes between protesters and police continued in cities across France. “We don’t forget, we don’t forgive,” crowds chanted. 18 Hasidic Schools Failed to Provide Basic Education, New York City FindsAn eight-year investigation determined that the religious schools were breaking the law by not offering thousands of students adequate instruction in English and math. Fox News to Pay $12 Million to Settle Ex-Producer Abby Grossberg’s SuitThe settlement with a former producer, Abby Grossberg, is the latest development in a series of legal battles involving Fox. Trump, Crossing Paths With DeSantis, Tries to Outflank HimAt a gathering of right-wing activists, Donald Trump vowed to target federal diversity programs and to use the Justice Department to investigate schools and corporations over supposed racial discrimination. DeSantis Financial Disclosure Puts Him in the Millionaires ClubThe Florida governor, who has spent almost his entire career in public service, made more than $1 million from his best-selling memoir. Alan Arkin in ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ Was a Career HighlightThe actor’s distinguished career is best captured by the humanity in his portrayal of a real estate salesman in the 1992 film written by David Mamet. Alan Arkin, Comic Actor With a Serious Side, Dies at 89He got laughs and won awards on Broadway in “Enter Laughing” and in movies like “Little Miss Sunshine.” But he also had a flair for drama. The Supreme Court Turns ‘Equal Protection’ Upside DownIts ruling on affirmative action in college admissions overturns decades of precedents and programs that helped thousands of American students. The Repeal of Affirmative Action Is Only the BeginningOpponents of diversity are opponents of any racial consciousness. They want to prevent us from understanding the ways that the past informs the present. I Teach at an Elite College. Here’s a Look Inside the Racial Gaming of Admissions.The end of affirmative action will only cause students and parents to get even more creative about gaming college admissions. The Decision in 303 Creative Deals a Blow to Anti-Discrimination LawThe decision in 303 Creative potentially allows a wide range of businesses to discriminate in the name of expression. Hollywood Actors Extend Contract Talks at DeadlineTheir union, SAG-AFTRA, and the major studios pushed the expiration date ahead to July 12 and will keep negotiating. Coast Guard Apologizes for Covering Up Long History of Sexual AssaultThe U.S. Coast Guard acknowledged it had failed for almost two decades to properly investigate sexual assault allegations at the service’s academy or hold perpetrators accountable. Paul Rusesabagina Speaks Out on His Captivity in RwandaIn his first interview since his release from prison, the hotelier-turned-dissident spoke about how he was duped by a Rwandan government informant, and his plans to disregard an agreement to stay quiet. You Really Are a Tick MagnetBy studying how the arachnids respond to static electricity, researchers may have found a new reason to dread the bloodsucking creatures. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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