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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon suggested during an interview this week that he is open to potentially running for president.

A House committee investigating how social media companies restricted speech is putting Stanford University on notice.

A federal judge has ruled Friday that a Tennessee law intended to shield children from sexually explicit performances is unconstitutional.

A TikTok clip of a man in a dress welcoming small children into a Disneyland boutique full of princess costumes has gone viral on social media.

A high school volleyball star who suffered gruesome injuries when a boy posing as a girl violently spiked the ball in her face told North Carolina state lawmakers Wednesday the state needs legislation barring biological males from competing against girls.

In North Carolina and elsewhere, the source is university schools of education.

Fans of Chip and Joanna Gaines are urging the pair to take a stand against Target as calls for boycotts against the retailer continue.

Republican Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill into law on Friday that makes Texas the largest state to protect children from life-altering transgender procedures.

Two women say they were fired by Lululemon after trying to stop thieves ransacking an Atlanta-area store and calling police to report the robbery last month.

In an effort to finally clean up the streets, San Francisco announced they will release several packs of monkeys into the city to help fling away all the poo.