In opinions
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LGBTQ teachers should be celebrated, not demonized
Fla. 'Don't Say Gay' law, other statutes have devastating impact
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As the public health emergency ends, a humanitarian crisis begins for LGBTQ asylum seekers
Title 42 ended on May 11
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Pausing AI development would be a mistake. Congress shouldn't meddle – for now.
The U.S. artificial intelligence industry shouldn't pause or even ease up. It should extend America's lead in the global AI research race.
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In your car, do you still listen to AM radio?
By even the hyperbolic standards of auto reviews, Car and Driver gushed about the noise that booms from the 2024 Ford Mustang. “Put it into sport mode,” the magazine wrote, “and the Coyote V-8 snarls and shouts.”
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With abortion and Trump, GOP presidential hopefuls are stuck in a box of their own making
Between abortion and Donald Trump, the Republican Party is boxed in on the wrong side of issues that will motivate 2024 voters.
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It's a mystery how and why women keep giving men grace
If the world were run by women, do you think as many people would be poor, hungry or unable to read? As many assault rifles on the streets?
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The Street Fighter 6 Hype Proves the Franchise Is Bigger Than Fighting Games
The game's new open beta highlights that the original World Warrior has developed a legacy far greater than a mere genre. The hotly anticipated Street Fighter 6 is almost here. On June 2, classic characters like Blanka and Ryu make their return alongside fresh-faced newcomers. The game offers several new gameplay elements that separate it from Street Fighter V, including streamlined control schemes for novices,
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Can a state ban TikTok? We don't need government to be our social media nanny.
Having experienced China's censorship of the internet makes me sensitive to efforts in the United States to curb social media use.
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The road to decriminalization in Sri Lanka
Country's Supreme Court this month ruled in favor of MP's bill
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Social media can be a safe space for LGBTQ youth
Whether on Instagram, YouTube or TikTok, queer youth are able to connect with stories and insight that they not only relate to, but can use to help cope with and resolve their own struggles.
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Improving connectivity for BIPOC LGBTQ youth
Addressing lack of access to hardware, reliable internet access
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Telling the world about my mental disorders
Confessing queerness a breeze compared to revealing psychological struggles