• Meta, YouTube Fight Teen Addiction Lawsuits
    2026/05/07

    Social media giants like Meta and YouTube face a backlash over teen addiction lawsuits, with a California court ruling hitting them with a six million dollar payout. Now, theyre fighting to dismiss the verdict, comparing their apps to bars and fast food joints. Nineteen states have already passed laws to curb minors access, and New Mexicos top prosecutor is calling for addiction treatment funding, real age checks, and algorithm tweaks. The battle for accountability continues as more states sue and courts listen.

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  • Guns in Schools: Maryland's AI Solution
    2026/05/07

    Two teenagers at St. Charles High School in Maryland were found with guns, leading to a full criminal probe and safety upgrades. The school is implementing AI gun detection technology and strengthening student-staff bonds to prevent future incidents.

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  • IndyCar Pulls Race Shirt Amid Backlash
    2026/05/07

    IndyCars Freedom 250 Grand Prix shirt sparks controversy, leading to its removal from the online store. The shirt, promoting the upcoming race in Washington DC, featured the slogan one nation one race alongside a picture of Abraham Lincoln. Critics deemed it insensitive, while others saw it as a unified race event. IndyCar responded by pulling the shirt and focusing on the August weekend showdown.

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  • Farewell to Shera, Oldest African Lioness at Smithsonian Zoo
    2026/05/07

    The Smithsonian National Zoos beloved African lioness, Shera, passed away at 21 years old due to age-related health issues. Despite her advanced age, she was one of the oldest lions in accredited zoos, outliving the average lifespan by several years. Shera, known for her strong bond with keepers and her role as a mother to thirteen cubs, will be remembered for her resilience and contributions to the Great Cats exhibit.

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  • Chrisley Family: Bulking Up & Cutting Down
    2026/05/07

    Grayson Chrisley, son of Todd Chrisley, transformed his physique, gaining 31 pounds of muscle in 6 months. Todd is proud, bonding with Grayson over gym sessions. Savannah, another Chrisley sibling, aims to lose weight, considering GLP-1 drugs, emphasizing feeling good in her skin. Todd also underwent a significant physical change post-prison. The Chrisleys embrace body transformations, showcasing their commitment to personal growth.

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  • Counterfeiter Jason Evans Sentenced
    2026/05/07

    Jason Christian Evans, a 51-year-old from Dundalk, Maryland, was sentenced to 32 months in federal prison for running a counterfeit cash operation. He pleaded guilty to buying fake U.S. dollars online and passing them off in stores, violating his court supervision after a previous bank fraud conviction. Evans was caught after passing counterfeit bills at grocery stores in Pennsylvania and was found with counterfeit-detection pens and a laptop containing files on aging bills and a video tutorial on avoiding detection. This case highlights the ongoing efforts of federal authorities to combat counterfeit operations.

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