Juliette Fairley

An Alabama law firm has filed lawsuits in eight states against Meta Platforms alleging that Facebook and Instagram are defective and enable social media addiction.

A loaded semi-automatic M4 carbine was found unattended in a vehicle this week and is thought to belong to Texas Military Department (TMD) soldiers.
But an unattended weapon is the least of Texas Sen. Bob Hall and border security activist Kelly Perry’s worries.

Donkeys are intelligent companion and work animals, and places like The Farmette help prevent them from being slaughtered.

As a performer at Chez Josephine on West 42 Street, Dante Harrell is often on stage and surrounded by an audience, so when he heard about Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan to implement a vaccine passport, it made him feel safe. Clemente Castillo, however, is worried.

When Dr. Karen Gedney started mentoring the children of incarcerated parents ten years ago, she was surprised at how chaotic their lives were.
“They were bouncing from one place to another,” Gedney said. “Their breakfast was soda and a Cheeto-like substance. They were sleeping in other people’s apartments under the kitchen table and they were surrounded by members of their family who were violent and involved in criminal activity.”
Gedney was introduced to the task of mentoring these children...

When Travis Hollman launched the Locker Room Contest, inviting students to send videos of their outdated locker rooms, he had only planned to gift the winning school with new lockers. But when he saw the video tour of Beecher High School in Flint, Michigan, he was motivated to do much more.

When Mark Koep first started camping with his family 12 years ago, one of his fears was being attacked by a bear. Although bears are rare, Koep said he has seen other wildlife emerge from the surrounding forest at campsites.

When Walter Roberts first started working part-time at the Capital City Farm in Trenton, New Jersey, the hot sun and manual labor made the job difficult for him but in four years, the 46-year-old says he has grown to love being a farmer.

When Margie Hamel Lundy and her husband, Allen Lundy, decided to road school their three children in 2010, they didn’t ask school authorities in Ohio for permission.