Facebook has launched a Civil Rights Task Force whose job is to prevent the spread of misinformation on the platform, in particular about the upcoming census and 2020 elections.
If you’re a father living in Cincinnati, Dallas or Detroit, you’re about to see a sound excuse for not changing your child’s diaper destroyed. Pampers have revealed it’s targeting the three cities in the first phase of its drive to put changing stations in men’s bathrooms.
John Stewart had some strong words for Congress on Tuesday. But he didn’t issue them from behind the studio desk as he has done in the past. This time, the former The Daily Show host got right in their faces.
After facing backlash for a controversial cartoon, The New York Times has announced it will stop publishing all political cartoons in its international edition.
Missouri’s Attorney General just released a report that finds that black drivers are 91% more likely to be pulled over by police than white drivers. The report also revealed that black residents living within St. Louis County were twice as likely to be pulled over than their white neighbors.
It turns out all that time spent in history class was a waste of time. At least that’s according to Missouri Senator Josh Hawley, who says trying to learn something by studying history is “ridiculous” because it happened “in the past.”
Got a TV in the bedroom? Dozing with the lights on? You might want to flick the switch before falling asleep. According to a new study, this could be the reason why you’re gaining weight.
Nearly 15 years after he saved his entire squad from insurgent fire in Fallujah, Iraq, former Army Staff Sgt. David G. Bellavia will become the first living recipient of the Medal of Honor from that conflict.
In the latest from the Mueller files: the DOJ has agreed to hand over key evidence on President Trump’s possible obstruction of justice and abuse of power, the New York Times reports.
Many who grew up in a small town know that good things often happen on tailgates. Cody Barlow used some of that small town ingenuity and ended up going viral on social media.
When Alexis McCart looked up into her rearview mirror, she was surprised to see the flashing lights of a police car. But cops in Georgia had a good reason for pulling her over last week.
Looks like Bill de Blasio will have to start shaking a ton more hands and kissing a nursery worth of babies if he plans to continue his presidential ambitions.
