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OnlyFans creators are speaking out on what some have called the “TikTok purge.” In a recent report by Rolling Stone, a number of OnlyFans users claim their TikTok accounts were recently deactivated because they had allegedly violated the platform’s sex and nudity policies. Most of these creators said they made sure to keep their TikTok content PG-rated, although their bios included […]
The NYPD’s use of excessive force “likely escalated tensions” during George Floyd protests across the city, according to a newly published report by NYC’s inspector general. The 111-page document states the city’s police department “lacked a clearly defined strategy tailored to respond to the large scale protests” sparked by the series of 2020 police killings of […]
There are some things money can’t buy, and that should include early COVID-19 vaccinations. But even though the vaccine is currently in limited supply and deaths are disproportionate among people based on age, race, or occupation, a new report from the Los Angeles Times shows that wealthy folks are more than happy to cut in […]
One in five prisoners in the U.S. has had COVID-19. That rate among state and federal prisoners, per an Associated Press and Marshall Project report published Friday, is more than four times higher than the rate of the general population. Current data shows that at least 275,000 prisoners in the U.S. have been infected during the […]
A 53-year-old man who was sentenced to life in prison on a $20 marijuana charge is finally free. Fate Winslow walked out of Angola state prison in Louisiana on Wednesday, more than 12 years after he was convicted of selling a two dime bags to an undercover cop in Shreveport. As reported by CBS News, Winslow reunited with his family upon his release and expressed […]
In a lawsuit accusing the tech company of “anti-competitive conduct,” Google is alleged to have struck up an illegal deal with Facebook. The suit against Google was brought by ten states on Wednesday and announced by Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who claimed the company was using “monopolistic power” to control online ad pricing and more. […]
Authorities are searching for a 22-year-old murder suspect who managed to escape from an SUV while the driver made a stop at McDonald’s. According to ABC 7, Leon Taylor was being extradited from Texas to Lake County, Indiana, on Monday when he broke out of a transport van driven by an REDI Transports agent. Surveillance shows Taylor […]
Lil Baby has brought some to joy into what was an undoubtedly tragic year for George Floyd‘s family. On Wednesday, the Atlanta rapper helped throw a birthday party for Floyd’s 7-year-old daughter, Gianna. Lil Baby reportedly funded the celebration, which was brainstormed and organized by ATL restaurant owners, Ericka and William Platt, as well as NBA star Stephen Jackson. […]
The United States has more COVID-19 vaccines than initially thought. The Food and Drug Administration announced the news Wednesday, after multiple hospital pharmacists reported leftover doses in vials containing the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. The vials were reportedly intended to hold only five doses, but as reported by Politico, health workers noticed some of the vials contained up to six or […]
A former Houston police captain was arrested Tuesday following an altercation two weeks prior to the 2020 presidential election where he pointed a gun at the head of a man he falsely accused of being “the mastermind of a giant (voter) fraud” scheme, CNN reports. He has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and faces […]
