The officer faces a charge of contacting a minor to commit a felony, and is currently on paid administrative leave.
Author: Joshua Bote, USA TODAY
InfoWars to part with Pepe the Frog – used as alt-right symbol – in $15,000 suit
Cartoonist Matt Furie, who invented Pepe, wants to take his meme back from the alt-right. This lawsuit against InfoWars is his first victory.
Canada bans keeping whales and dolphins in captivity with ‘Free Willy’ bill
The bill will ban them from performing for entertainment. Lawbreakers will be fined over $150,000.
Catholic Church rejects transgender identity, calls gender change a ‘trend’ in statement
LGBTQ Catholic groups denounced the document, stating that it “will increase alienation of LGBT people from the Church.”
The moon is… part of Mars? Social media thrown off by Trump’s NASA tweet
Twitter reacts to Trump’s tweet on Friday, demanding that NASA focus on ventures more ambitiousthan going to the moon again.
BTS unveils ‘Dream Glow’, their latest English language crossover smash, with Charli XCX
‘Dream Glow’ is BTS’ latest attempt at a crossover after its Top 10 hit ‘Boy With Luv,’ with lyrics in Korean and Spanish — and featuring Charli XCX.
Four men arrested in attack on two LGBT women who refused to kiss on London bus
Melania Geymona, one of the victims, says she shared the gruesome image on Facebook to show how common violence is towards marginalized groups.
‘Uber Copters’: Uber will offer $200 helicopter flights in New York City this summer
Uber announced that active users will get access to Uber Copter, a new service from Manhattan to the John F. Kennedy International Airport.
After years of right-wing harassment, journalist alleges YouTube is ‘catering to monsters’
After an investigation, YouTube announced yesterday thatSteven Crowder will not be blocked from the video platform.
‘It’s war’: World’s largest Nutella factory cuts production as workers strike in France
Production has shut down almost entirely at the France plant which annually produces more than 600,000 jars.