Massachusetts Senate passes bill aimed at outlawing “revenge porn”
BOSTON (AP) — A Massachusetts bill that bars someone from sharing explicit images or videos without consent was approved unanimously Thursday by the Massachusetts Senate.
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Kansas considers fining public universities for diversity programs
Kansas lawmakers are joining fellow Republicans in other states in trying to restrict diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives on university campuses, but they’ve drafted their proposals to avoid having to agree on how to define DEI.
78,000 more public workers are getting student loans canceled through Biden administration changes
WASHINGTON (AP) — Another 78,000 Americans are getting their federal student loans canceled through a program that helps teachers, nurses, firefighters and other public servants, the Biden administration announced Thursday.
Trump fans were confronted with US citizenship test by Jimmy Kimmel. Here’s what happened
Jimmy Kimmel put MAGA fans to the test to try and find out how much they know about the Constitution and see “just how patriotic these patriots are.”
They may not agree on how to define DEI, but that’s no problem for Kansas lawmakers attacking it
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas lawmakers are joining fellow Republicans in other states in trying to restrict diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives on university campuses, but they’ve drafted their proposals to avoid having to agree on how to define DEI.
South Carolina House votes to expand voucher program. It’s fate in Senate is less clear
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Republicans in the South Carolina House gave key approval Wednesday to a bill expanding a program allowing parents to spend taxpayer money on private and home-school education even as a pilot plan is just starting and the state’s highest court is considering whether it is legal.
Jordan Klepper Recalls The Trump Fan He Interviewed Who Changed Her Mind
“The Daily Show” co-host Jordan Klepper praised a MAGA rallygoer he interviewed who turned on Donald Trump. (Watch the video below.)
In Latest Primaries, Two In 10 Republicans Are Still Voting Against Trump
WASHINGTON — Two weeks after his last opponent dropped out of the Republican presidential race, coup-attempting former President Donald Trump is still seeing one in five GOP primary voters cast a ballot against him — potentially spelling trouble for his hopes to win back the White House.