Anisa Siddika was arrested three days after her son, Tanzilur Rahman, posted thoughts on Facebook about the Bangladesh government’s role in a war crime trial.
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Texas and Florida schools excluded from LGBTQ-friendly college list over new state laws
Universities in Florida and Texas were excluded from Campus Pride’s annual national list of LGBTQ-friendly schools.
Some Republicans want more details about McConnell's health after another freeze-up
Some Republicans are raising concerns that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell hasn’t been transparent enough about his health following a second freeze-up.
Chicago boy, 5, killed from accidental gunshot after finding the weapon in a relative's Indiana home
GARY, Ind. — A 5-year-old Chicago boy died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after he found a gun inside his relative’s Gary home, police said.
Need new earbuds? These are the best, on sale right now
Browse the best earbud deals, including options from Apple, Samsung and Google.
August reader favorites: Cooling towels, acne gels and more
The best-selling products we covered in August include eye creams, cystic acne gels and more from brands like CeraVe and Neutrogena.
TikTokers give followers a front-row seat to Hurricane Idalia's aftermath
Many residents of Florida’s Anna Maria Island evacuated ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Idalia, but Alexis DeLeon decided to stay behind and document the storm on TikTok.
Texas high court allows law banning gender-affirming care for trans minors to take effect
The Texas Supreme Court allowed a new state law banning gender-affirming care for minors to take effect on Friday, setting up Texas to be the most populous state with such restrictions on transgender children.
Tennessee's anti-drag show ban faces another legal challenge
Tennessee’s law placing limits on drag shows is facing a legal challenge by the ACLU after a local district attorney warned Pride organizers that he intends to enforce the new statute despite a federal judge ruling the ban was unconstitutional.
Justice Clarence Thomas discloses trips paid for by billionaire friend
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has disclosed trips that were paid for by his friend, billionaire Harlan Crow, in his in his annual financial disclosure report.