“I don’t wanna lose squats”: Another U.S. state has banned squatted trucks
“Everywhere should ban squatted trucks.”
On May 16, 2025 by Ljeonida Mulabazi
‘Yeah no when I say do not call me again I mean it’: Viewers slam sales worker for saying she ignores ‘do not call’ requests
‘People change their minds.’
On Oct 3, 2023 by Braden Bjella
Watch those DMs: Legal service via DMs permitted by Texas court
Lawyers are sliding into creators’ DMs.
On Aug 21, 2023 by Franklin Graves
Illinois became the first state to pass a law protecting child influencers
A new law passed in Illinois gives young content creators protection from family exploitation.
On Aug 16, 2023 by Franklin Graves
What makes the kids online safety act so controversial
The Kids Online Safety Act poses a danger to LGBTQ+ youth, minors in abusive homes, and many others.
On Jul 28, 2023 by Steven Asarch
‘The teacher has to catalog every single book’: Teacher says students can’t read any of her books until they’re screened for ‘age appropriateness’
‘The kids in here are asking me, ‘can I go get a book and read?’ and I have to say ‘no you can’t.”
On Aug 15, 2022 by Cecilia Lenzen
Congress’ big new privacy bill might just neuter the agency that should be enforcing it
A new data privacy bill in the House is receiving pushback from privacy experts and states.
On Jul 21, 2022 by Jacob Seitz
‘Is this legit?’: TikToker says he was pulled over and issued a citation for driving at a ‘safe speed’ (Updated)
“I’ve got to pay $150 for driving a vehicle at a safe speed?”
On May 2, 2022 by Kathleen Wong
In the Philippines, a new law threatens the livelihoods of pseudonymous content creators
‘Me and so many other people are going to have to quit doing something that makes us and our viewers happy.’
On Mar 10, 2022 by Dana Ysabel Dela Cruz
CAREN Act makes racist 911 calls illegal
It’s named for Karens.
On Oct 22, 2020 by Samira Sadeque
Ivanka Trump’s Goya bean photo sparks a meme frenzy
Soon, Ivanka was holding a variety of things in the photo, none of which were beans.
On Jul 15, 2020 by Nahila Bonfiglio
Former federal prosecutor’s tweet about face masks in banks backfires
‘You just made a terrifying point about our criminal justice system which you didn’t intend to make.’
On May 10, 2020 by Mikael Thalen
Nonprofit groups express concern with pop-up abortion networks
‘We would prefer that people interested in organizing access to care join us.’
On May 17, 2019 by Eilish O’Sullivan
Meet the ‘underground railroad’ network helping women in states passing anti-abortion laws
People are offering rides and a place to stay so women can get safe abortions.
On May 16, 2019 by Eilish O’Sullivan
Wikimedia to E.U.: Proposed copyright reform could ‘stifle’ the free web
European Parliament will vote on a controversial proposal next week.
On Sep 5, 2018 by Christina Bonnington
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