Angie Jaime
Angie Jaime is the former head of creator content for the Los Angeles Times. She is a journalist, editor and content strategist whose work has appeared in VICE, i-D magazine, Mic. Her writing explores how marginalized people survive and thrive in the Western world, through the lens of culture, art and technology.
Wellness
Instagram’s Major Teen Account Update: Everything You Need to Know
Meta is introducing Instagram Teen Accounts to automatically place teens in built-in privacy settings — and block sneaky workarounds.
Relationships
1 in 4 Gen Z and Millennials Can’t Afford to Have Kids
And in an election year, childcare is a critical issue for candidates vying for the presidency.
Health
Selena Gomez Gets Candid About Benny Blanco, Pregnancy and Mental Health
The actor and mogul reveals she can’t carry children due to potential life-threatening medical risks.
Government
Why Israelis Are Taking to the Streets to Protest Netanyahu
In the wake of stalled negotiations, many protesters feel Netanyahu and members of his cabinet are deliberately delaying a deal.
Sexual Health + Identity
There’s No Such Thing as ‘Post-Birth Abortion’
You’ve probably heard Donald Trump use this term—but that’s infanticide, which is illegal everywhere in the U.S.
Identity
Paralympic Archer Sheetal Devi Takes the Internet By Storm After Perfect Bull’s Eye
At just 17 years old, Sheetal Devi is one of four archers who do not have arms competing at the Paris Paralympics.
Sexual Health + Identity
Karlie Kloss Denounces Florida Abortion Ban That Trump Won’t Even Discuss
In a new op-ed, model and activist Karlie Kloss has stepped forward to advocate on behalf of Amendment 4.
Mental Health
Kamala Harris Faces Horrific Social Media Abuse
A study shares a snapshot of the abuse that women public officials on both sides of the aisle face online.
Identity
A Rice University Student Was Killed in an Apparent Murder-Suicide on the First Day of Class
Police believe Andrea Rodriguez Avila was dating the man who reportedly killed her.
Mental Health
Jenna Ortega Reveals She Deleted Twitter After Receiving Explicit Deepfakes Of Herself As a Child
"It’s terrifying. It’s corrupt. It’s wrong.”
Politics
COVID-19 Update: New Vaccines Ready and Free Tests Are Coming Back
Households will be able to order up to four free tests, and the FDA has authorized updated COVID-19 vaccines.
Mental Health
Chappell Roan Stands Firm In Her Boundaries With Fans
"Why is a girl expressing her fears and boundaries so infuriating?”
Sexual Health + Identity
Millions of Students Head Back to Campus Facing Severe Abortion Laws
This fall, millions will attend college in abortion-restricted states, leaving them with limited options.
Identity
8 Of the Youngest Athletes in the History of the Paralympic Games
From Natalia Partyka to Ezra Frech, here are just some of the youngest athletes to compete in the Paralympic games.
Government
Trump Shares Fake AI Taylor Swift ‘Endorsement’
Seems like Trump is just asking for a meeting with Tree Paine.
Identity
Olympic Boxer Imane Khelif Names J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk In Cyberbullying Lawsuit
Algerian Olympic gold medalist boxer Imane Khelif filed a criminal complaint in France over alleged cyberbullying.
Health
Kylie Jenner Reveals She Had Postpartum Depression Twice
The makeup mogul highlights the lasting impacts of motherhood in her British Vogue cover story.
Identity
How to Watch the Paris 2024 Paralympics
Cheer on Paralympians competing in Paris from August 28 to September 8.
Sexual Health + Identity
After IUD Horror Stories Go Viral, the CDC Finally Releases Pain Guidance
For the first time, the CDC is recommending that physicians counsel patients about pain management before IUD insertion procedures.
Government
With Walz Pick, Peggy Flanagan Could Become the First Native American Woman Governor In US History
Flanagan could become the state’s first female governor, and the first Native American governor in United States history.
Mental Health
Athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics Are Championing Their Mental Health
This year marks a sea-change in supporting athletes’ mental health.
Voices
New Federal Protections for Trans Students Take Effect—But Not Everywhere
In many school districts, the law will be enforced in some schools, but not others.
Mental Health
Nearly 1000 Native American Children Died in Abusive US Boarding Schools, Report Finds
The report also acknowledges that the actual number of deaths is likely higher.