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Facebook changes news feed to allow users to manage spam and fact-checked content

Facebook is allowing users to regulate their news feed with new controls that increase or diminish the presence of spam, sensitive, or "fact-checked" content, a change meant to increase user control over how much "censored" content they see.

Couples who share bank accounts report fewer financial problems: Study

Couples who share a bank account may experience fewer problems with money, according to a recent study.

SEE IT: Twitter labels NPR account ‘state-affiliated media’

Twitter added a new label to National Public Radio's account on Tuesday.

Abortion and crime top conservative complaints about new Wisconsin Supreme Court justice

If you ask some conservatives in Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Janet Protasiewicz is an unhinged, soft-on-crime, abortion-loving liberal who courted out-of-state megadonors in order to disrupt and dismantle the values of hard-working Wisconsinites.

Florida ban on Chinese drones goes into effect, despite usage by police

A ban on government use of Chinese-manufactured drones went into effect in the Sunshine State on Wednesday, despite complaints from various police departments who use drones from Chinese manufacturer Da Jiang Innovations.

Legal ‘tsunami’ coming for Trump with more pending cases

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's historic felony charges against former President Donald Trump marked the beginning of a "tsunami of legal challenges" he'll face in his bid to regain the Oval Office.

Maryland attorney general: Baltimore Catholic diocese covered up clergy sexual abuse for decades

The attorney general of Maryland accused the Archdiocese of Baltimore of covering up child sexual abuse perpetrated by 156 current or former members of clergy against more than 600 victims during a period of six decades Wednesday.

Songs changed in The Little Mermaid movie ‘because people have gotten very sensitive’

In the new live-action adaptation of the beloved musical The Little Mermaid, viewers may notice some changes made to famous songs.

White House: Voters showed ‘resolute support’ for abortion in Wisconsin Supreme Court election

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre celebrated Judge Janet Protasiewicz's victory in Wisconsin's Supreme Court election Tuesday night as a clear sign that voters are focused on protecting abortion rights.

White House signals no crime shift after liberal win in Chicago mayor’s race

The White House defended President Joe Biden's policy prescriptions to counter crime after the more liberal Democrat in the race to become Chicago's next mayor won, despite previously endorsing redirecting funding from police departments.
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