Skip to main content

AI Bias Analysis

4 models · Takes ~15 seconds

Mother Jones

FDA May Finally Make It Illegal to Shock Autistic Kids as Punishment

PoliticsDaily Composite
ShareXFacebook

In March 2024, the Food and Drug Administration under President Joe Biden introduced a new rule that would have banned, after decades, the use of electric shocks on disabled children as a form of punishment. A ban on forcibly shocking kids—which the American Academy of Pediatrics says causes “long-lasting adverse physical and psychological impacts,” was […]

M

Source

Mother Jones

Read full article at Mother Jones

Opens original article in a new tab

Advertisement

Related Politics Stories

Security concerns loom large in DC ahead of high-profile America 250 events
Washington Examiner

Security concerns loom large in DC ahead of high-profile America 250 events

The shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner in Washington, D.C., on Saturday has the district on edge as it gears up for a summer of high-profile events marking the country’s 250th anniversary.  The suspect, Cole Allen, accused of running through the dinner’s security checkpoint, shooting a Secret Service officer, and running toward the […]

Read more →
How Americans are spending their tax refunds
The Hill

How Americans are spending their tax refunds

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story What do you do with a record tax refund? The Treasury Department said in a release on Tax Day that as of April 14, the average tax refund this filing season was more than $3,400, an...

Read more →
GOP bill will authorize $400M in taxpayer dollars to White House ballroom: Graham
Washington Examiner

GOP bill will authorize $400M in taxpayer dollars to White House ballroom: Graham

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on Monday announced he is introducing legislation seeking to fund President Donald Trump’s ballroom project. The bill would direct $400 million in federal funding to the White House’s new ballroom. Trump has argued the new venue is necessary to address security concerns sparked by the recent shooting at the White House […]

Read more →
Georgia governor candidates clash in debates as early voting starts 
The Hill

Georgia governor candidates clash in debates as early voting starts 

Candidates for governor in Georgia faced off Monday in a pair of party debates as early voting kicked off in the Peach State.  On the Republican stage at the Atlanta Press Club, billionaire Rick Jackson was put on defense as the crowded field of rivals traded jabs. In the Democrats’ showdown, candidates pitched plans to...

Read more →
Advertisement