Woman felt 'dehumanised' after Musk's Grok AI used to digitally remove her clothes
The BBC has seen several examples of it undressing women and putting them in sexual situations without their consent.
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Growing number of California sheriffs no longer respond to mental health calls
A shift away from police-led responses spreads, but gaps in crisis teams leave some communities exposedIn the past year, a handful of sheriff’s departments in
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South African activist uses history to highlight ongoing injustice
An activist-turned-historian takes tourists through South Africa's painful colonial history, which still echoes today.
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Why it is important to make space for solitude over the festive season
The festive season is a period of social connection for many of us, but alone time can be equally enriching, says Thuy-vy Nguyen, principal investigator of the
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Why we all need a little festive pedantry when it comes to snowflakes
Mathematician Katie Steckles explains just why the proliferation of snowflake decorations this time of year is deeply annoying
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I Have a Gaggle of Bisexual Boyfriends. I’m a Worried About What They Do When I’m Not Around.
There's a whole world of sex happening without me.
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Responsibility Is Not Victimhood
To say that a society has failed to form its young is not to absolve them of responsibility. It is to insist that responsibility does not emerge spontaneously.
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Truth and Reconciliation Week 2025
Truth and Reconciliation Week leads up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day on September 30, a day dedicated to recognizing the
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Racial and religious hate crime on UK public transport is growing, data shows
Anti-racism groups warn some people are avoiding public transport or limiting their use of it for fear of abuseRacial and religious hate crime on public transpo
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The world’s gone barking mad. In this era of canine exceptionalism, can humanity stage a comeback? | Farhana Dawood
From pawdicures to designer rainwear, the cult of the dog is expanding with impressive speed. Why must we tolerate it?I’m becoming concerned that we as a spec
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How to talk dating like gen Z: 51 (hyperspecific) terms for love, sex and bad behavior
As young people take on a messy dating landscape, they’ve created their own lexicon to match. Here’s like what phrases ‘bird theory’ and ‘monkey branc
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New CBS Evening News Anchor Tony Dokoupil Says News Has ‘Put Too Much Weight’ on Academics and Elites: ‘The Press Has Missed the Story’
Tony Dokoupil, who starts Monday as anchor of the “CBS Evening News,” spoke out on New Year’s Day about where he thinks the press has gone wrong, and vowe
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Our 5 predictions for dating in 2026
What dating trends will define 2026? Mashable journalists Rachel Thompson and Anna Iovine share their predictions for dating in 2026.
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How the 'postcode lottery' of parenting really impacts young children
BBC Radio 4's Today will follow six parents for five years, chronicling the ups and downs of looking after a young child in modern Britain.
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How to talk dating like gen Z: 51 (hyperspecific) terms for love, sex and bad behavior
As young people take on a messy dating landscape, they’ve created their own lexicon to match. Here’s like what phrases ‘bird theory’ and ‘monkey branc
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Pope asks that Rome welcome foreigners as he closes out 2025
Pope Leo XIV has closed out 2025 with a prayer that the city of Rome might be a welcoming place for foreigners and fragile people young and old
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The Obligations That Make Men
Norman Podhoretz was a giant of American intellectual life. The sheer volume and range of tributes following his death reflected that stature. Friends and criti
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The Moral Education We Still Get from Comics
Comics are routinely dismissed as diversions, harmless entertainment rather than serious cultural texts. Yet they have never been marginal to modern moral imagi
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Responsibility Is Not Victimhood
To say that a society has failed to form its young is not to absolve them of responsibility. It is to insist that responsibility does not emerge spontaneously.
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Berlin’s wild New Year’s Eve fuels constant debate over banning fireworks
A night to let loose or an uncontrolled moment of dangerous mayhem? Germans debate a ban on the New Year’s Eve tradition.
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