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Deepfaked into a bikini on X: can you actually sue anyone?

Someone deepfaked you into a bikini on X. Can you sue Elon, X, xAI—or only the anonymous user? Here’s what the law actually says and what to do next.

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Why U.S. Bathrooms Don’t Use Foot Pedals (And What We Use Instead)

Think foot pedals would make public bathrooms cleaner? The U.S. largely rejects them — not for germs but because ADA accessibility, higher costs, maintenance, space and cleaning issues make sensors and levers the practical choice. Read why.

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Should politicians be drug-tested like the rest of us? Here’s why it’s not that simple

Can we demand the same drug tests from politicians that many workers face? The answer reveals surprising legal, practical and political barriers — and simple steps voters can take to push for transparency and safety.

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The Military's Stance on Leadership and Oath: A Deeper Dive

What do service members really think about their oaths and leadership? Explore the truths behind military loyalty and the Constitution in today's political climate.

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Is Bringing Fart Spray to a Rally Really a Good Idea?

Can fart spray really make a statement at a rally? Discover the legal risks and alternatives for effective protest without chaos!

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Handling Inheritance With Heart: A Balancing Act of Friendship and Family

Inheriting money can be a moral maze, especially when it involves estrangement. Should you honor your friend's wishes or reach out to their child? Discover the complexity behind making this decision.

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Navigating Family Drama When Inheritance Gets Tricky

Family inheritance can spark drama! Discover effective strategies for handling family pressure, maintaining peace, and protecting your assets.

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Why Do Non-U.S. Criminals Often Face U.S. Courts?

Ever wondered why non-U.S. criminals face justice in U.S. courts? Discover the fascinating reasons behind U.S. extradition that impacts global crime!