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Surge of 'pro-terror,' antisemitic content online renews debate over free speech on the internet

A recent surge in 'pro-terror content' amid the Israel-Hamas war has sparked a contentious debate over the limits of free speech on the internet. As social media platforms become inundated with antisemitic and violent content following Hamas' attack on Israel, concerns about the government's role in policing online speech have resurfaced...

Family Spends $600,000 Renovating Historic Property, Only to Discover They Don't Own It

A house-flipping couple embarked on a thrilling journey when they invested $600,000 in renovating a bayside home, only to be hit with a shocking realization: they couldn't legally sell it. The Canadian Department of Justice accused the local government of illegally auctioning off the property, leaving the couple devastated and questioning their fate. Lorna Tenniswood, the wife of the couple, expressed her distress, saying, 'I hate it. It's a great house. It's just so tainted. It's a prison of our own making.' The dream they had invested in turned into a nightmare as they found themselves trapped in a legal battle...

Pro-Israel advocates speak out against rising antisemitism: Feeling unsafe and taking a stand

Pro-Israel advocates from across the U.S. gathered in Washington, D.C., to demonstrate against the alarming rise in antisemitism during the Israel-Hamas war. For many attendees, it was a profound and unsettling experience. Nick, attending with his father, confessed, 'This is the first time in my life that I honestly don't really feel safe being Jewish.' The fear was palpable, but they were determined not to let it control their actions. 'We felt a bit nervous coming out here, but we thought we can't let that fear kind of guide us. We have to just go out and represent what we believe in,' they shared...

Do you read me, HAL? Space agencies weigh pairing astronauts in deep space with AI companions

Space agencies around the world are developing AI companions to help astronauts stave off loneliness, combat space-induced mental illness and assist with work on multi-year trips. Alexandra Whitmire, a scientist with NASA's Human Factors and Behavioral Performance team, explained that deep space travel presents unique challenges for astronauts, different from those experienced in orbit...

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Digital Originals

Surge of 'pro-terror,' antisemitic content online renews debate over free speech on the internet

Elderly Woman Loses Family Home After Signing Mysterious Document

Family Spends $600,000 Renovating Historic Property, Only to Discover They Don't Own It

Pro-Israel advocates speak out against rising antisemitism: Feeling unsafe and taking a stand

Do you read me, HAL? Space agencies weigh pairing astronauts in deep space with AI companions

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