Twitter CEO Elon Musk acted swiftly on Tuesday, suspending an account sharing a custom "pedophile flag" in honor of Alice Day, an unofficial annual "pedophile pride day" celebrated on April 25.

Minnesota state legislators are currently debating House File 181, a bill that aims to empower citizens to report perceived incidents of bias, including verbal attacks and slurs, that do not qualify as hate crimes.

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova has criticized Lia Thomas, a transgender swimmer who won an NCAA women's swimming championship, after Thomas complained about only receiving "half support" for her pursuit in sports.

Vice-President Kamala Harris is being mocked by her critics yet again after a bizarre speech she gave in front of a friendly crowd.

Two major tobacco companies are in trouble after being exposed that they illegally sold their products to North Korea.

A recent study indicates that 75 percent of business leaders and managers consider Generation Z, individuals born from 1997 onwards, to be more challenging to work with than other generations.

The Olympia School District in Washington State has proposed cutting certain music classes to combat what it perceives as "white supremacy culture" and "significant institutional violence."

According to local authorities, eight bodies were discovered over the weekend in the Mexican resort of Cancun, a popular destination for tourists.

On Tuesday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) announced his support for President Biden's 2024 re-election campaign and confirmed that he would not pursue a third presidential bid.

In a recent interview with The New York Times, Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, defended his decisions during the Coronavirus pandemic while acknowledging mistakes and missteps.