FULLERTON, California — Social Distortion is gearing up to release a new studio album in May of this year, marking the band’s first full-length collection of original music since 2011’s “Hard Times ...

A new Social Distortion album — the legendary punk band’s first in 15 years — will be arriving next year. Frontman Mike Ness confirmed that the long-awaited follow-up to 2011’s Hard Times and Nursery ...

During the third mission in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Distortion, after making contact with their insider, Specter One suddenly finds themselves in yet another hallucination. This time it's in the ...

As Mason succumbs to the effects of the Cradle in Black Ops 7, some of his insecurities are made manifest. The third mission, “Disruption,” really puts his mental strength to the test as he must face ...

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr says he won’t scrap the agency’s controversial news distortion policy despite calls from a bipartisan group of former FCC chairs and ...

In response to the words of FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, a bipartisan group of former FCC chairs and commissioners is now urging the agency to permanently repeal its news distortion policy, arguing that ...

A group of former officials at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) asked the agency to repeal its “news distortion policy,” which it notes sitting Chair Brendan Carr has cited in threatening ...

A bipartisan group of former Federal Communications Commission leaders has petitioned the agency to repeal the policy the Trump administration invoked in discussions surrounding Jimmy Kimmel at ABC ...

Carr has invoked the policy numerous times. A news distortion complaint over CBS 60 Minutes editing of an interview with Kamala Harris last year led to an FCC investigation, and Carr cited the policy ...

Seven former FCC commissioners — including five Republicans — are urging the Federal Communications Commission to rescind a 1949 News Distortion Policy that they say has been recently weaponized “to ...

Source: ChatGPT modified by NostaLab. There’s a new study in Computers in Human Behavior that I found both subtle and stunning. It found that people who used AI to solve LSAT-style problems performed ...