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Spain announced that people it considers directly involved in genocide, human-rights violations, or war crimes in Gaza can be barred from entry. This explainer shows
Children do not tattle for one simple reason. Research suggests tattling begins partly as genuine rule enforcement, but it can also become a remarkably effective
The Trump administration gave Our Rescue—the anti-trafficking organization formerly known as Operation Underground Railroad—a sole-source federal contract worth up to $244 million involving legal services
Headlines say the Port of Long Beach is going nuclear. The reality is more complicated: a non-fueled reactor prototype is already being developed at the
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp suspended all seven members of the Dublin City Board of Education after years of deficits, millions in unpaid health-benefit obligations, emergency
The Flight 11 hijacker transmissions are real and well documented. What is less clear is how the voice became specifically attributed to Mohamed Atta. A
Cameras increasingly identify people through faces, clothing, vehicles and even movement. But researchers are developing an equally strange counterculture of CV Dazzle makeup, adversarial clothing,
Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel should phase out $3.8 billion in annual U.S. military assistance. That would be a real change—but not necessarily the end of
Sixteen-year-old Juliana Nzita was found hanged from a tree on church property after being missing for days. Within days, authorities ruled her death a suicide
ChatGPT now shows sponsored ads to some Free and Go users. The system can use conversation context—and, with personalization enabled, past chats and memory—to select