How seeing my high school mate homeless changed my perspective – Kent Johns
It was an ordinary morning at my local library. I go there pretty often, and from time to time, I see people who are clearly sleeping rough. I’d seen one...
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AI Is Forcing Reddit To Get Way Worse
The dream of an open internet continues to die following the news that Reddit will begin forcing people to be logged in to an account in order to browse its trove of arcane user insights and discussions. The...
Police Blotter: Feds bust man using stolen ID for welfare fraud
A man pleaded guilty in federal court in Boston to stealing the identity of a U.S. citizen from Puerto Rico in order to fraudulently obtain more than $20,000 in federally funded welfare benefits.
Video: Cops Across the U.S. Brace for Dangerous Street Takeovers on Halloween Weekend
Police in cities across the U.S. aren’t worried about ghosts and goblins on this Halloween weekend. They're prepped for the real horror show they expect — dangerous, disruptive, and lawless street takeov...
Federal judge rules WV AG chilled free speech, blocks environmental group subpoenas
United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia Judge Joseph Goodwin found in an order Thursday that state Attorney General John “JB” McCuskey violated the U.S. Constitution via w...
St. Paul schools avoid English language teacher layoffs in board vote
The board held a special meeting Friday in order to consider alternatives to teacher layoffs.
Gov. DeSantis suspends Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa late Friday via an executive order.
Justice Department seeks to isolate Alaska ballots as criminal probe underway over Senate candidate
The U.S. Department of Justice is pushing for a court order to isolate certain Alaska ballots to investigate potential voter confusion, while federal officials confirmed the existence of a criminal probe ove...
Federal judge bars DoJ from threatening election workers to stop processing ballots
Order says local officials can’t be forced to separate or stop counting ballots that the government deems to be disputed
Judge Gives Trump DOJ New Deadline in Fight Over 20,000 California Ballots
0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.A federal judge has ordered the Departmen...
Justice Department seeks to isolate Alaska ballots as criminal probe underway over Senate candidate
The U.S. Department of Justice is pushing for a court order to isolate certain Alaska ballots to investigate potential voter confusion, while federal officials confirmed the existence of a criminal probe ove...
‘Big Little Lies’ Season 3 Production Kicked Off This Week — For One Day Only (EXCLUSIVE)
Production on HBO's 'Big Little Lies' Season 3 began this week — but for one day only, in order to maintain the show's California tax credit.
Arizona Woman's Fiancé Allegedly Asked Man to FaceTime Her Sexual Assault in Sick Roleplay Plot
A man in Arizona has been arrested after allegedly ordering a guy he met online to sexually assault his fiancée during a staged home invasion ... and he allegedly asked the guy to FaceTime him as he carried...
2016 Cubs roundtable: World Series stars take fresh look back at just how good team really was
Ten years later, where do the curse-busting Cubs belong in the pecking order of MLB champions? And are they surprised they never made it back to the Fall Classic?
NFL to Face New Trial Over ‘Sunday Ticket’ $4.7 Billion Verdict
There will be a new trial on damages. The league was initially ordered to pay $4.7 billion.
Judge blocks Trump administration’s Medicaid rule forcing sick recipients to prove they can’t work
Chronically ill people on Medicaid won’t be bound by new work requirement rules that the latest Trump administration guidance requires in order to qualify for “medically frail” exemptions, a federal ju...
Charge dropped for Springdale man accused of soliciting money or property from an incompetent person
FAYETTEVILLE -- A Springdale man accused of taking financial advantage of an impaired person had the charge dropped earlier this month after completing a court-ordered diversion program.
Was reaction to a potential data center near Old Town San Diego overblown?
Mayor Todd Gloria signed an executive order to direct city staff to advance a temporary moratorium on new data center development
As Poor Clares prepare to leave Uptown monastery, thousands of historic items are up for sale
For more than 100 years, the Poor Clares, an order of Roman Catholic nuns, lived quietly in a cloistered community in the 700 block of Henry Clay Avenue near Audubon
What we know about the group behind unsolicited mail from alleged Texas transgender student group
The group behind pamphlets claiming to be resource guides for LGBTQ+ students in Texas must answer questions under oath Friday, a Travis County judge ordered amid efforts to uncover who sent the pamphlets.
Minneapolis City Council votes 9-4 to eliminate community safety office The mayor said his office isn't equ...
The Minneapolis City Council voted 9-4 to eliminate the Office of Community Safety, including the community safety commissioner position, as part of an ordinance that restructures city government.
Australian passengers in financial limbo after Odyssey cruise ship runs out of money
One passenger reveals the company asked for help to pay for fuel on multiple occasions, with some forking out hundreds of thousands of dollars, before being ordered to disembark.
Buy the new Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and get $200 off a Watch or Buds – how to get the deal
When you buy Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, you can get $200 off a pair of Galaxy Buds or a Galaxy Watch in the same order. Here’s how it works.
It would show which states beyond California and Washington may have received them
Judge orders Justice Department to disclose noncitizen voter letters - Uncategorized