A city in eastern China is preparing to roll out a database that would allow people getting married to check if their prospective partner has a history of domestic violence, in what’s being called the first of its kind in the country. The government of Yiwu, in eastern Zhejiang Province, said on Wednesday that the […]
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Prosecutors even successfully argued before a federal magistrate in Texas over the weekend that a drug possession suspect with alleged boogaloo ties should be denied bond because Facebook and Instagram posts advocating violence against National Guard members and threatening to kill looters showed he was a “threat to the community.” Boogaloo is more of a
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., April 19, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — SEO agency The HOTH is pleased to announce their Hitt’em Over the Heart charity award for January went to CASA & Suncoast Developer’s Guild. The agency’s donations to these charities helps to fight violence in the community and supports local technology-driven educational initiatives. The organization’s monthly program
A recent Congressional hearing revealed that Facebook’s policies regarding fake news and posts that encourage violence need to be revamped. Now the social media giant is finally taking steps that will allow the platform to take down hateful and violence-inciting posts. Facebook said that it will utilize its image recognition technology to target posts and
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Photo Credit: 20th Century Fox In the wake of the tragic Florida high school shooting, the issue of violence in movies and video games was made once again this time by President Donald Trump. His comments are similar to criticisms that the NRA made in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shootings, in that
Flickr First Lady Melania Trump’s response to the violence in Charlottesville, Va., being copied from words spoken by former First Lady Michelle Obama is an unproven claim. A meme is circulating social media positing that Trump again copied words from Michelle Obama while denouncing violence in Charlottesville. However, that claim is likely a spoof. Where
