And if you produce, distribute, or possess porn, you'd face prison.

Nvidia is the hardest-hit among American big tech related to artificial intelligence, while Samsung in Europe is down more than 20 per cent

Songbird chicks are being killed by high levels of pesticides in the pet fur used by their parents to line their nests, a study has found. Researchers surveying nests for the harmful chemical found in pet flea treatments found that it was present in every single nest. The scientists from the University of Sussex are now calling for the government to urgently reassess the environmental risk of pesticides used in flea and tick treatments and consider restricting their use. Cats and dogs are widely treated with insecticides to prevent against fleas. Vets often recommend regular flea treatments as a preventive measure, even when dogs and cats do not have the pest. But scientists now recommend animals should not be treated for fleas unless they actually have them.

After Trump's announcement, Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that he had ordered the “foreign trade minister to raise import tariffs from the U.S. by 25%.”

As busy shoppers grab their groceries at Compare Foods on Avondale Drive in Durham, some are a little on edge after a hoax prompted rumors of an ICE raid at the store that were not true. Surveillance photos show the truck, and you can see what looks like the ICE logo on the side, and the store said someone driving around in uniform. It was enough to create rumors of an immigration raid at the store, but it was all a prank Now the picture is making the rounds on social media and creating fear in the community. Rosie De Leon, who is from Mexico, has called Durham home for 8 years. She was shopping at the store and said she has a message for the driver. "It's sad people would try and take advantage of the situation and the fear within the community right now, and these kinds of antics only embolden people to create more panic in the public.," she told ABC11.

Religious extremists from the US are bolstering local opposition by pouring money and messaging into the country under the guise of supporting ‘family values’

US president says he wants people to move to neighbouring nations, after resuming shipments of 2,000lb bombs to Israel

This is the stuff nightmares are made of

Hours after the post, Fort Worth Independent School District Board President Roxanne Martinez said in a public statement that Fort Worth ISD is aware and investigating the social media post. She declined to name or confirm the individual under investigation, though she said the person who allegedly made the post was a substitute teacher.

President Donald Trump’s assault on federal diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives has claimed a new victim – the Tuskegee Airmen. A video describing the exploits of the groundbreaking African American airmen, whose combat service during World War II became the stuff of legend, has been removed from the instructional curriculum for new recruits at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, the hub of Air Force basic training.

A township supervisor in Montgomery County has come under fire, and resigned from her position at the local library and a nonprofit, for posting a TikTok where she mimics the controversial gesture Elon Musk made during President Donald Trump’s Inauguration Day festivities — which many have likened to a Nazi salute.

Li’l Abner tenants are suing their landlord over orders to leave their vibrant neighborhood to make way for a new affordable housing development

The dismissals could clear the way for the president to install loyalists in the crucial role of identifying fraud, waste and abuse in the government.

Catastrophe risk modeling firm KCC is estimating insured losses of about $28 billion from the Los Angeles wildfires, making them the costliest wildfires in U.S. history.

Tennessee's Republican leadership introduces an immigration bill that threatens to jail or remove local officials for supporting sanctuary cities.

Vancouver’s mayor intends to reject any new supportive housing projects proposed in his city, as he promises an undefined police response against “criminal networks.” Ken Sim made the major policy announcements Thursday at a public safety forum organized by the Save Our Streets coalition of community and business groups. “This is a regressive move because we know that Vancouver has a severe housing shortage, and we need housing of all types,” said Peter Waldkirch, with Abundant Housing Vancouver. “The very last thing we need is for cities to start pointing the finger at each other and using their powers to actually block housing, because we know that the solution to homelessness is more housing, and building less supportive housing just means more homelessness.”

Pepfar, which is estimated to have delivered lifesaving treatment to as many as 25 million people in 54 countries, faces a funding delay of as long as 180 days.

Social media reports of Navajo citizens being detained by ICE prompted Navajo leaders to explore ways to protect their people.

The first days of the Gaza ceasefire have seen Hamas operatives patrolling city streets, guarding aid convoys and clearing rubble. Like the footage of the hostage releases on Sunday that was carefully cropped to show a dominant Hamas presence in the Gaza Strip, the terror group is working hard to present itself as having defiantly survived 15 months of war with Israel. But even if the scenes are exaggerated and anecdotal, Hamas is undoubtedly the only force even purporting to rule the Strip after Israeli forces pulled back out of population zones on Sunday. Therein lies what Barbara Leaf described as her greatest regret from her tenure as the Biden administration’s most senior diplomat responsible for the Middle East.

It probably won’t surprise you that RFK Jr., along with Tulsi Gabbard, are among the few Trump nominees who might actually not get confirmed. But I’m told that one senator who Democratic senators and health care advocates have real concerns about is none other than Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI). To be clear, Whitehouse isn’t confirmed as voting for Kennedy. But he appears to be actively considering it. (Ed Note: WTF?) Why? I’m told that there appear to be two reasons: One is that Whitehouse and Kennedy are personal friends. They were law school roommates at UVA and that seems to have been the beginning of a lifelong friendship. There are also specific issues with Rhode Island’s health care system that apparently need regulatory flexibility from HHS. That seems to be a real issue. But it hasn’t been enough of an issue to shift the state’s senior senator, Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI), who remains firmly opposed to Kennedy’s nomination.