WTF?

Stephen Mwiti holds up a blue check shirt and dark shorts that Samuel, his eldest son, wore to school. They and a few old photographs are all he has left of the children and wife he lived with in Malindi, a tourist town on the Kenyan coast.

It is early morning. Outside, through the door of Mwiti’s one-room home, I can see other children in the same check shirt making their way through the slum along a path of red earth to school.

Bizarre doesn’t begin to describe this.

Trans activist tells kids on tiktok that puberty blockers “temporarily pauses” puberty and you can just resume puberty when you want. pic.twitter.com/CdyiFuAuiz

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 10, 2023

Plans to dig up the grave of a black Labrador which served as a mascot for the Dambusters has caused a stir amongst councillors, residents and the wider public. The dog, which belonged to Wing Commander Guy Gibson of the 617 Squadron, is currently buried at RAF Scampton.

It is believed that the dog died on the same day of the famous Dambusters raid on May 16, 1943. The application to dig up its grave and move it to RAF Marham in Norfolk was submitted to West Lindsey District Council on Wednesday, May 10.

‘No one said sir what’s wrong, how can I help you?’ Jordan Neely’s family attorney tells New Yorkers to offer HELP to violent and threatening subway passengers – as they call for Marine Daniel Penny to be charged with his murder

Jordan Neely’s family attorneys today told New Yorkers they should not shy away from erratic, homeless people on the subway even if they’re behaving threateningly, and instead say: ‘Sir, let me help you.’

Neely was homeless, schizophrenic and had a record of 40 arrests that included punching a 67-year-old woman in the face.

On May 1, he was screaming that he wanted to ‘kill a motherf****r’ to get a ticket to jail where he’d receive meals.

Every crazy now gets a shot at George Floyd like stardom.

A teen accused of shooting a man in the head was found incompetent to stand trial, then let go. He’s now charged with shooting another man in the head. https://t.co/LTLGm0pQkO

— KARE 11 (@kare11) May 12, 2023

When I get a severe headache, I don't call it aneurysm symptoms.

Why would you call gas period symptoms? pic.twitter.com/2Vapye5Gpp

— Males In Disguise (@MalesInDisguise) May 12, 2023

Prison officers have been told not to call criminals “convicts”, as the term could be offensive to some.

Civil servants have also instructed warders not to use the phrase “ex-con” for former prisoners. They should instead refer to them as “persons with lived experience” or “prison leavers”.

A Prison Service spokesman said the term convicts was “inaccurate, given a large proportion of prisoners are on remand ahead of trial and have therefore not been convicted”.

Poor snake.

Public funding means the government, not the church or the faith, pulls the ideological strings in Ontario’s Catholic school system, some stakeholders say. And this particularly affects how the schools handle matters of gender and sexuality.

It’s a cautionary tale to any institution assured it will remain independent when accepting government funding, says Jake Zwart, executive director of the Ontario Christian Home Educators’ Connection.