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In the absence of stronger federal regulation, some states have begun regulating apps that offer AI “therapy” as more people turn to artificial intelligence for mental health advice. But the laws, all passed this year, don’t fully address the fast-changing landscape of AI software development. And app developers, policymakers and mental health advocates say the resulting […]
Cardi B is expecting another little one! The “I Like It” rapper, 32, revealed in an interview on CBS Mornings that aired on Wednesday, Sept. 17 that she’s pregnant with her fourth child. “I’m having a baby with my boyfriend, Stefon Diggs,” Cardi told anchor Gayle King, in a pre-tapped interview. Responding to King’s messages of […]
Three roofers in Rochester, NY, who sustained serious injuries on the job, now face potential deportation after filing a lawsuit. Attorney Albert Parisi revealed that the men, newly arrived immigrants, were injured while subcontracted by a local roofing company. After seeking legal recourse, immigration authorities began investigating, raising concerns about retaliation. The case follows a […]
This year’s largest lottery prize and Powerball’s 5th largest ever estimated $1.1 billion with the Labor Day drawing is tonight (09/01). The lucky winner is facing astronomical 1 in 292.2 million odds. A ticket holder matching all five white balls and a red Powerball for the jackpot can choose between a payout over 30 annualized […]
Mya is getting candid about her life choices and making it clear she’s never aspired to marriage or motherhood. During an interview with Melyssa Ford on the “Hot and Bothered” podcast, the singer shared, “It’s not even my focus and it never has been.” Reflecting on her childhood and parents’ divorce, she added, “The white […]
In a pivotal 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court has allowed the Biden administration to cut $783 million in DEI-related research grants, overturning a previous block. The ruling affects numerous existing NIH grants and has sparked backlash from public health groups and Democratic attorneys general. While future DEI cuts are temporarily restricted, the decision signals a […]
The Sankofa Festival, running August 17–24, 2025, at Rochester’s Multi-Use Community Cultural Center, continues its 15-year tradition of celebrating Black playwrights, directors, and actors. Hosted by the MMB Theatre 1 Project, the festival offers performances, discussions, and tributes that uplift local artists and foster cultural expression. Community members are encouraged to attend and support emerging […]
Rochester officials announced that the Broad Street Bridge will be closed from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. on August 23–24, 2025, for debris removal from the Genesee River. The Department of Environmental Services will lead the effort. The closure affects both vehicles and pedestrians, with exceptions for emergency vehicles. Drivers are advised to use nearby […]
A library book checked out in July 1943 was recently returned to the San Antonio Public Library — 82 years overdue. The book, Your Child, His Family, and Friends by Frances Bruce Strain, came with a letter from a person in Oregon who discovered it in their late father’s belongings. The note humorously acknowledged, “Grandma […]
The NAACP has launched a nationwide series of town halls to rally Black voters ahead of the 2026 midterms. The initiative addresses recent political rollbacks and aims to combat voter suppression and systemic inequities. The first event in New Jersey featured civic leaders and focused on connecting past liberation efforts with current advocacy. With a […]
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