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Hundreds of Tenants Protest at NY State Capitol Building for 'Good Cause' Eviction Law
A Good Cause law would ban evictions in most cases, except for where a tenant has violated their lease or when a landlord wishes to live in the unit. -
Bibles Banned From Utah Schools After Parent Demanded Its Removal
The parent wrote that the Bible's “incest, onanism, bestiality, prostitution, genital mutilation, fellatio, dildos, rape, and even infanticide" should make it illegal in schools under Utah's book-banning laws. -
Here Are All the Newly Released Epstein Files
A batch of thousands of new documents released by the Bureau of Prisons sheds more light on the last days of the notorious sexual predator. -
A Math Professor Suggested a Jailed Jeffrey Epstein Give Him Money to Repair His Image in the Black Community
“Our accepting your $5 million will show the world you are not a pariah and may help you avoid a conviction like Bill Cosby.” -
New York May Have Actually Lost Transit Riders by Building An $11 Billion Train Station
East Side Access, long delayed and over cost, finally opened, but it isn’t drawing new riders and may actually be scaring some away. -
Astronomers Discover Hundreds of Mysterious 'Structures' at the Center of Our Galaxy
“It’s a large region that is very rich in structures and we're basically studying them one at a time,” said one researcher. -
Many Buttholes Were Made for the Egg Game in ‘I Think You Should Leave’
How a nude egg captured all our hearts. -
China Is Digging a 10,000-Meter Hole
There are two purposes for the borehole: one is for scientific exploration and the other is to find oil and gas. -
USAF Official Says He ‘Misspoke’ About AI Drone Killing Human Operator in Simulated Test
The Air Force's Chief of AI Test and Operations initially said an AI drone "killed the operator because that person was keeping it from accomplishing its objective." -
Supreme Court Rules Companies Can Sue Striking Workers for 'Sabotage' and 'Destruction,' Misses Entire Point of Striking
In a new ruling, the Court sided with a company that sued its union for property damage because it went on strike. That sets a precedent that if a union strikes, it has to ensure the company won't lose any money.
