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Boston GlobeThursday, 9 April 2026
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Schools lag on fighting deepfake porn
Few have policies despite complaints from victims
The paper frames this as an institutional failure to keep pace with technology, highlighting a gap between state laws and local school administrative action.
As AI image-generation tools become widely accessible to teenagers, schools are facing a surge in digitally fabricated explicit images of students, but many lack the disciplinary frameworks to address it effectively.
“Few have policies despite complaints”
“Community-focused and scrutinising”
Trump’s threats alarming experts
His disdain for rules of war could put US military in danger, they say
Reports on the concern among national security and legal experts regarding the former president's rhetoric about rules of war.
Animal lovers’ pet programs make difference in hard times
Food pantries for furry friends help their owners make ends meet
A human-interest feature focusing on community resilience and the economic pressures forcing pet owners to rely on specialised food pantries.
Supplements offer promises but not proof
Marketing fuels demand for powders amid criticism
An investigative consumer piece questioning the marketing claims and lack of regulatory oversight for trendy daily powder supplements.
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