The season is upon us, the annual fetishization of prison food, public discussions of what prisoners will eat on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. It’s become so standard that TMZ has a template for it now: “Celebrity Prisoners Thanksgiving Meals Revealed” has been the headline for the past three years. The unfortunate part of this coverage is that it’s the least interesting part of the correctional culinary experience.
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Explicit AI-generated material that overwhelmingly harms women and children is booming online at an unprecedented rate, Haleluya Hadero reports for…
A former Northeastern University track-and-field coach pleaded guilty on Tuesday in Boston federal court to charges of wire fraud, cyberstalking…
According to a new Human Rights Campaign report, Thirty-three transgender and gender-nonconforming people have been killed by violence in the…
Local newspaper publisher Sherry Digmon and reporter Don Fletcher were arrested in Atmore, Alabama on October 27 and accused of revealing information about a grand jury investigation related to the Escambia County School Board.
The reward for anyone who has information that could lead to the capture of four men who earlier this week…
More than a month after the mass shooting at an outlet mall in Allen, Texas, officials have not released body- or dash-camera footage of the incident.
A surge in car thefts involving Kia and Hyundai vehicles across the United States has been connected to viral videos circulating on platforms like TikTok, showcasing how to exploit security vulnerabilities in these car models.
The incident has spurred ongoing discussion about what social media platforms are and should be doing to assist law enforcement and how police should approach high risk online investigations.
Paul Murdaugh sent a video on social media just minutes before he and his mother were killed, which prosecutors intend to use as evidence.