The anti-LGBTQ protesters held signs that said, "Drag the queens out of town" and "Stop sexualizing children...

In 2019, he responded to a welfare call from someone concerned that Margarita Brooks, who was homeless, may have been unconscious in a grassy area along North Collins Street. As Singh called to Brooks, bodycam video showed her dog running toward him. Singh said he feared for his life when he fired three shots. The dog was not hurt, but one of the rounds ricocheted off of the dog and struck and killed Brooks.

The world already failed to regulate AI. Let’s not repeat that epic mistake.

Kelly says he engaged in "emotional, financial, verbal and physical abuse" of his wife and children.

Telemedicine companies like Peak advertise psychedelic therapy on TikTok. But some experts worry the hands-off approach could put patients at risk

New research provides clues to the genetic evolution of bodily goo.

An education in “juice,” how to protect your shins, and keeping 12,000 daily tons of garbage at bay.

A hugely influential Shiite cleric has announced he will resign from Iraqi politics and his angry followers stormed the government palace in response

Unionization would represent a seismic change in the way the minor leagues have operated for more than a century.

In the ’90s, Microsoft created a cartoon paperclip that it quickly retired. Its developers never imagined the virtual assistant would become a cultural icon.

Domination and abuse on the high school debate circuit

Next to it, on a table, was another scarce model, a Kira 80, whose Escape key Bassett had replaced with a keycap from a series called Mummy II, made by a keyboard artisan known as PunksDead. “That keycap is rare,” he said. “Right after I got it, a guy offered me three grand for it. And I was, like, ‘Hmmm, tempting—but no.’ ”

The pilots reportedly exchanged blows shortly after takeoff during a flight between Geneva and Paris. The conflict was broken up by cabin personnel. A pair of pilots have been suspended following a mid-flight fight in the cockpit of an Air France plane. The pilots reportedly exchanged blows during a flight between Geneva and Paris in June, La Tribune reported. Shortly after takeoff, cabin personnel heard the conflict before breaking it up. One pilot remained in the flight deck for the remainder of the voyage, Bloomberg reported.

I applaud The Guardian’s decision to have bad takes on cisgender women too.

Since 2020, local election officials, the vast majority of whom are women, say political attacks, safety concerns and misinformation are driving them from public service at all levels.

Earlier this week, former President Donald Trump asked a court for a special master to review documents seized by the FBI from Mar-a-Lago.

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Authorities began distributing iodine tablets to residents near Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant Friday in case of a radiation leak, amid mounting fears that the fighting around the complex could trigger a catastrophe.

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Heavy rains have triggered flash floods and wreaked havoc across much of Pakistan since mid-June, leaving 903 dead and about 50,000 people homeless, the country's disaster agency said Wednesday.

The wine company co-founded by Gov. Gavin Newsom and San Francisco billionaire Gordon Getty just acquired a major Napa vineyard for $14.5 million. Oso Vineyard, located in a fast-changing area called Pope Valley, is the newest property in the PlumpJack Collection of Wineries, a group that includes the Napa wineries PlumpJack Estate, Odette Estate and Cade Estate. The group has purchased Oso from Michael Mondavi Family Estate, which had owned the 129-acre vineyard since 2006.

Administrators at a Nebraska school shuttered the school’s award-winning student newspaper just days after its last edition that included articles and editorials on LGBTQ issues, leading press freedom advocates to call the move an act of censorship. The staff of Northwest Public Schools’ 54-year-old Saga newspaper was informed on May 19 of the paper’s elimination, the Grand Island Independent reported. Three days earlier, the newspaper had printed its June edition, which included an article titled, “Pride and prejudice: LGBTQIA+” on the origins of Pride Month and the history of homophobia. It also included an editorial opposing a Florida law that bans some lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity and dubbed by critics as “Don’t Say Gay.” Officials overseeing the district, which is based in Grand Island, have not said when or why the decision was made to eliminate the student paper. But an email from a school employee to the Independent cancelling the student paper’s printing services on May 22 said it was “because the school board and superintendent are unhappy with the last issue’s editorial content.” The paper’s demise also came a month after its staff was reprimanded for publishing students’ preferred pronouns and names. District officials told students they could only use names assigned at birth going forward.