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SEE IT: South Carolina governor issues directive for removal of TikTok on state devices

Gov. Henry McMaster (R-SC) issued a directive Monday asking that the social media app TikTok be "permanently removed" from devices managed by the South Carolina Department of Administration.

WATCH: Former Paralympian claims Canada offered assisted death after requesting ramp

Retired Canadian corporal and paraplegic Christine Gauthier told the country's House of Commons last week that the Department of Veterans Affairs offered her medical assistance in dying after she requested accommodations for her home.

Arizona certifies midterm election results despite GOP challenges

Arizona election officials certified the midterm election results on Monday, declaring Democrats winners in high-profile Senate and gubernatorial races over Republican candidates who falsely claimed the 2020 election was rigged.

Mind-blowing new AI chatbot writes sophisticated essays and complicated coding

A new chatbot has astounded users with its ability to produce school-level essays and answer coding problems, sparking ethical and technical questions about the software's effects on society.

Notorious ‘Torso Killer’ admits responsibility for several unsolved 1970s cold cases

Richard Cottingham, 76, dubbed the "Torso Killer," admitted on Monday to five other killings that occurred over 50 years ago.

Toxic masculinity: Avatar director James Cameron labels testosterone ‘a toxin’

Avatar director James Cameron claimed that testosterone is "a toxin" that needs to be worked out of one's system in a recent interview.

Biden to ‘consider’ lifting vaccine mandate defense secretary wants to keep

President Joe Biden is considering the idea of removing the COVID-19 vaccination mandate for U.S. service members, though he backs Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s continued support for the measure.

Newt Gingrich: Georgia runoff still ‘up in the air’ and Republicans could pick up big win

Newt Gingrich is forecasting that Sen. Raphael Warnock (D) may currently have an advantage in the Georgia Senate runoff in terms of votes cast, but Herschel Walker (R) can still make up the difference if he has a big turnout on election days.

Middle-school teacher asks students what pronouns to use when speaking to their parents

A middle-school teacher from Minneapolis, Minnesota, gave her class a survey about their names and gender pronouns, which included a question on what pronoun they should use when talking to a student's parents.

Nike cuts ties with NBA star Kyrie Irving: Report

Sneaker manufacturer Nike has reportedly terminated its endorsement deal with Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving.
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