THIS MONTH. WHILE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IS ASSUMED TO INVOLVE ADULTS, IT IS ALSO COMMON AMONG TEENAGERS. A PROGRAM THROUGH THE YMCA IS SHEDDING LIGHT ON TEEN DATING VIOLENCE AND PREVENTION. WLKY NEWS ...

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LOVE NOTES PROGRAM. FEBRUARY IS ALL ABOUT LOVE, BUT FOR THE YMCA, IT’S ABOUT SOMETHING EVEN MORE IMPORTANT TEACHING TEENAGERS ABOUT HEALTHY LOVE AND HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH THEIR PROGRAM CALLED ...

Mark Zuckerberg set the internet abuzz this week when the Meta CEO announced that the tech giant would no longer conduct independent fact-checking. The program, implemented in 2016, will be replaced ...

Meta is ending fact-checking on its platforms and moving to a community notes-style program like the one found on X. CBS News Confirmed executive producer Melissa Mahtani has more on what the new ...

From Insurgent Notes #27, May 2025. The following thoughts were presented at an international meeting of comrades in September 2023. They represent a fairly wide-ranging review of the practical work ...

Meta is shutting down its third-party fact-checking program on Instagram and Facebook, the company said on Tuesday, and will instead rely on Community Notes, a user-driven moderation system similar to ...

X will soon let AI chatbots write Community Notes found on the platform in a new pilot program. Previously, X assured its users that Community Notes is 100% user-generated on the platform. While not ...

The program is presented in two 45-minute acts with a 20-minute intermission. Tickets are $33 and $38 each and are on sale now at the NWA Gridiron Show website. All seating is reserved for the Oct. 24 ...

In brief: Facebook is making one of the biggest changes in a decade later today: it will officially end its fact-checking program in the US. In its place will be the Community Notes feature ...

Social media giant Meta (NASDAQ:META) is ending its third-party fact-checking program in the U.S. and will instead move to a "Community Notes" program to avoid frequent and unnecessary censorship on ...