Pregnant girls as young as 13 are being held in a remote Texas immigration facility while a member of Congress (Rep. Maxine Dexter) says she was blocked from speaking to them. Some of these pregnancies are the result of rape.
This is one of the most horrifying immigration stories right now in the USA.
How many pregnant children are there? Where are these girls coming from? Where are they being sent? Are they getting real prenatal care? Do they have access to proper legal representation? Are newborn babies being ripped out of their mother's arms? Why are members of Congress being blocked from speaking with them?
No agency should be able to hide where vulnerable kids are being sent. We need to free these children and give them healthcare, lawyers, family reunification, and safety.
🚨 White man killed, mutilated, and decapitated Missing 16-year-old Black girl identified as Tiffany Bradley 25 years later
Her mutilated body was found in a Chelsea, Massachusetts parking lot in November 2000. She had been cut in half, decapitated, and her hands removed. Eugene McCollom, who killed her in his YMCA room, was already serving life. He told investigators she was being sex trafficked at the time.
DNA and genetic genealogy finally gave her family her name back. Her last phone call to family was cut short and she sounded terrified.
A teenage girl was brutally murdered and dismembered, then left unidentified for a quarter century. How many more cold cases like this are still waiting to be solved?
Hideo Kojima says he’s no longer interested in generative AI:
“Art is life. But in 50 years, 100 years, I don’t know. Maybe AI could create art, but while I live, I don’t think I’ll see it. I’m not interested in it.”
His comments come after the AI-generated ‘Satellites II’ project faced criticism for using AI-created versions of Kojima and Nicolas Winding Refn.
In a recent decision involving author Li Kotomi, the Tokyo court recognized that information about a person's sex or gender history is sensitive information tied to personal rights and dignity. Sharing it without consent, the court said, is an unlawful act.
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Rest in Power, Queen Nichelle Nichols 👏🏽
Her family just won a $13 million wrongful death lawsuit against the New Mexico hospital that failed to properly diagnose and treat the legendary “Star Trek” star before her passing. After years of fighting for justice, this verdict brings a powerful sense of accountability and closure.
Nichelle Nichols wasn’t just Uhura — she was a trailblazer who broke barriers on screen, helped recruit the first women and people of color for NASA, and inspired generations with her grace, talent, and strength. Even in death, her light continues to shine through her family’s determination.
This victory is bittersweet, but it’s a reminder that truth and justice can still prevail. Thank you for paving the way, Ms. Nichols. Your legacy lives on forever.
Sending love and strength to her family during this moment. You did that for her.👏🏾
This young Queen was allegedly sent home from her Chick-fil-A job simply for having blonde hair in her braids.
Meet Autumn Williams, the 16-year-old Black teen from Concord, North Carolina, who showed up to work in her uniform only to be pulled aside and told her “blonde” hair color was “unnatural” for her. She was embarrassed and sent home until she changed it even though she had the same style during orientation.
This is a clear example of how hair discrimination and biased policies still target Black girls and women in the workplace. Our hair, our culture, our expression constantly policed.
Shoutout to Autumn for speaking out. No young person should have to deal with this kind of treatment just for showing up to work. We stand with her and every Black teen facing unfair standards.
Black hair is professional. Period. ✊🏾
Noahm avait 19 ans. Il est mort à Metz, frappé à mort après des insultes homophobes.
À Marseille, Ewan a été roué de coups parce qu’il est gay.
🏳️🌈 Le mois des Fiertés existe aussi pour cela : parce qu’être LGBT, en France, c’est encore pouvoir être insulté, frappé, tué.
Meet Aniya Moore, this incredible Black Queen who beat brain cancer as a teen and is now turning her pain into purpose as a future pediatric oncology nurse! 👏🏾
Diagnosed with medulloblastoma during her freshman year at Pender High School in North Carolina, Aniya endured a grueling 17-hour surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy — yet she never lost sight of her dreams. Declared cancer-free in November 2023, this resilient warrior pushed through balance and motor challenges to graduate with honors on May 29, 2026!
Now this shining survivor from Watha, NC is headed to Fayetteville State University (HBCU) this summer to study nursing, determined to support and inspire young patients fighting the same battle she overcame.
From survivor to future healer! This is full-circle strength, faith, and Black excellence at its finest!
Proud of you, Aniya! Your story is going to touch, motivate, and save so many lives. Keep shining bright, Queen! The world needs more warriors like you! 👏🏾👏🏾
🚨 ICE announces it will no longer report deaths of recently released detainees.
This comes after the deaths of recently released detainees surge to a two-decade high.
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A man who lost the use of his hand rebuilt his motor skills by building LEGO Star Wars sets – and now holds the record for the largest collection
With nearly 1,000 sets, it has been recognized by Guinness World Records
One ordinary night at a party changed Chrissy Steltz’s life forever.
In 1999, the 16-year-old went to a gathering with friends expecting nothing more than a typical evening. Instead, a tragic accident occurred when a shotgun was accidentally discharged at close range, striking her directly in the face.
The injuries were devastating. She lost both eyes, her nose, and much of the central part of her face. Doctors performed emergency surgeries to save her life. Against all odds, she survived.
But survival was only the beginning of an incredibly difficult journey. The accident left her permanently blind, and for years she wore a sleep mask in public not out of vanity, but to shield herself from the constant stares and reactions of strangers.
Despite everything she had lost, Chrissy refused to let the tragedy define her. She continued her education, graduated from school, and worked to build an independent life.
Later, advances in medical technology gave her a new opportunity. Specialists created a custom facial prosthesis tailored to her injuries, helping to restore her appearance and giving her renewed confidence.
Chrissy’s story resonates because it shows that recovery is not always about returning to who you were before. Sometimes it is about finding the strength to become someone new. Her journey is a powerful testament to resilience, courage, and the determination to keep moving forward when life changes everything.
The first straight-to-VHS movie in 20 years has been released, despite the last VCR being made a decade ago
The film ‘This Is How the World Ends’ wants to push back against the digitization of media and heavily criticizes AI
A queer teenager in Cambridge was invited to speak about her experiences at the city’s Pride flag raising ceremony. When she began to detail the harm caused by homophobia and transphobia on city council, the mayor took her mic away and said she wouldn’t stand for such disrespect
Morgan Freeman has said he wears gold earrings because they are worth enough to pay for his coffin if he ever dies in a strange place.
The idea comes from an old sailor tradition, where men wore valuable earrings so their body could still be buried properly if they died far from home.