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It’s hard to surpass the level of creativity that children bring to the English language. In fact, one could argue they often come up with ways to describe things that are far superior to the official terms.
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President Biden's reelection campaign is going somewhere that his White House has feared to tread.
Of the three candidates announced by the Samajwadi Party Tuesday for the 10 Rajya Sabha seats falling vacant in Uttar Pradesh, the unusual inclusion was retired bureaucrat and former state chief secretary Alok Ranjan.
Famously liberal San Francisco is irritable these days.
WASHINGTON — The Democratic chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and one of its most senior Republicans escalated their demands Monday for information from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg about Instagram's now-shuttered "warning screens" for child sexual abuse material, according to a letter first obtained by CNBC. Sen. Dick Durbin, of Illinois, the committee's chairman, and Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, of Texas, gave Zuckerberg 11 days to produce a trove of records and responses related to a still-murky chapter in Instagram's history, and instructed the Facebook founder to preserve any records related to how the Meta platforms' algorithms handled child sexual abuse material. The letter from Durbin and Cruz follows a contentious and emotional Judiciary Committee hearing in January about social media and child sexual abuse material. There, Zuckerberg was repeatedly pushed into the spotlight by Republicans and Democrats alike.
President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign has joined TikTok, despite sources saying earlier that the campaign wouldn’t formally use the social-media platform.