Veteran worker refuses to train 25-year-old promoted over her
A veteran employee who said she was denied a promotion refused to train the younger hire chosen over her and […]
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Love without limits: Brazil flirts with polyamory…
Brazil’s growing polyamory movement is challenging traditional family models through “poliaffective” unions, sparking a fierce legal and religious debate led
Fulton County Jail flooded after pipe burst
Commissioner Mo Ivory said the conditions are not only “unsafe and disruptive for people being held there, but also for staff.”
Former Google engineer found guilty of economic espionage, theft of confidential AI technology for China
Former Google Engineer Found Guilty of Economic Espionage and Theft of Confidential AI Technology https://t.co/RZcsxwdDoV@FBISanFrancisco pic.twitter.com/Ey5oskdACU — FBI (@FBI) January
“This is like Iran’s Holocaust” – Human rights specialist discusses death toll
Human rights and genocide specialist Dr Payam Akhavan discusses the Iran death toll with Piers Morgan.
Principal emotional as 5-year-old student detained with father by federal agents
Kuhlman described Liam as a “normal, happy 5-year-old” with a lively personality, noting his signature rabbit hat and how “the little ears flop” as he walks through the school.
Federal agents killed Alex Pretti — and within 72 hours Trump officials shifted their story
In the 72 hours following Alex Pretti’s death, the Trump administration repeatedly shifted its story on the shooting, even as multiple angles of video footage from the shooting emerged.
TIKTOK users say they can’t upload anti-ICE videos…
TikTok users report upload failures for ICE-related content following the platform’s US ownership transfer, though TikTok attributes technical issues to a data center outage rather than censorship.
China-linked hackers breached Downing Street phones for years
China-linked hackers secretly targeted the phones of senior UK government officials for years, prompting fresh national security concerns amid ongoing diplomatic engagement with Beijing.
Why so many new relationships don’t make it past January
Many romantic relationships formed during the winter holiday season fail by late January as the initial excitement fades and partners must confront whether their connection has genuine long-term potential amid what relationship experts call the “January dating hangover.”