IJR News — today's news from every side
block
verse
w
o
rdys
billionaire
.ai
your
list
Whiteboard
App
quizie
un
school
New Journal
Loading
Genius — OpenServe
News
Home
Popular
Elections
Genius — OpenServe
Trending
Trump to Sign Executive Order Making English Official Language of US
x/donald-john-trump
— Feb 28, 2025
With a stroke of a pen, President Donald Trump will make English the official language of the U.S. According to a report on Fox News Digital , Trump will sign an executive order Friday. This order rescinds a mandate…
0
Share
Long Island Town Fights Back Against ‘Mother’ and ‘Father’ Rewrite
x/new-york-state
— Jun 10, 2026
A battle over family language in New York law is escalating after officials in the nation’s largest township moved to formally oppose legislation that would replace the terms “mother” and “father” with gender-neutral…
0
Share
Facebook Will Remove Posts With ‘Militarized’ Calls for US Election Poll Watchers
Reporting
— Oct 7, 2020
Facebook Inc said on Wednesday it would remove calls for people to engage in poll watching that use “militarized language” or suggest the goal is to intimidate voters or election officials, tightening the social media…
0
Share
Illinois Governor Signs Bill Making All Government Titles Gender Neutral
Reporting
— Jun 19, 2021
Democratic Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill this past week that, among other items, tackles gendered language in official government titles by banning the use of the word “man” or “men” statewide. SB0825, a…
0
Share
IJR
Letter To Biden Called Dad Arrested After Speaking Out About Daughter’s Rape Potential ‘Terrorist,’ DOJ Report Says
Libby Bandelin · 4 min · 1h
BBC’s Arabic Outlet Reportedly Made 100 Mistakes Each Year About Gaza War
x/gaza-war-2008-2009
— Nov 10, 2025
The Arabic-language version of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been forced to correct over 100 stories a year about the war in Gaza, The Telegraph reported Monday. Two top BBC officials, Director General…
0
Share
Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
— Ranking
From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
Share
Content Warning: Ex-Obama Official Goes on Tirade Against Sinema for Defending the Filibuster
Reporting
— Jan 28, 2022
A former White House aide in the Obama administration reached into her grab bag of gutter language when discussing Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona. Sinema earned the ire of the extreme left wing of the…
0
Share
Body Language Experts Notice Meghan Markle's Behavior During Queen Memorial, Reveal What It Means
Opinion
— Sep 15, 2022
Meghan Markle was always destined to be the talk of the official send-off for England’s Queen Elizabeth II’s as a nation in mourning grapples with how to react to the royal family’s common-born, controversy-magnet…
0
Share
Study Finds 29% of Chatbot Voting Replies Inaccurate
Tech
— Sep 3, 2026
Multiple studies show AI chatbots frequently give election-related information that is incomplete, outdated, or inaccurate, with about one-third of replies affected and notable gaps in Spanish-language responses; newer models vary in accuracy, with GPT-5.5 and Gemini 3.5 Flash among higher performers in some tests. Experts urge improved model reliability and up-to-date official resources, warning that overconfident or outdated AI outputs can erode voter trust and access.
+2
0
Share
New Orleans leaders urge dropping charges against Murrill
x/helena-moreno
— Jul 21, 2026
New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno, City Council members, District Attorney Jason Williams, and retired Judge Calvin Johnson urged special prosecutor Laurie White to drop the 16-count indictment of Attorney General Liz Murrill, saying the case has heightened tensions and distracts from public work. The officials emphasized respect for the grand jury while arguing dismissal would serve the public interest and that threatening language in the letters should not drive prolonged litigation.
+4
0
Share
FaithTap
Pope Francis Private Diary to Be Published Worldwide in 2026
A private diary of Pope Francis spanning Dec. 20, 1992 to Aug. 18, 2024 will be published Nov. 24, 2026 in five languages across 94 countries.
50m · 5 reads
Share
