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Students deliberately short-circuiting school laptops as part of social media trend

74% Center coverage: 35 sources

DENVER (KDVR) — School district officials are warning students against a social media trend directing them to short-circuit their school-issued laptops after multiple fires were reported in recent weeks. Officials say it's all part of a social media trend where videos show students how to short-circuit their laptop or puncture the lithium batteries. The short-circuit or puncture causes the battery's temperature to rise uncontrollably, which can …See the Story

Narendra Modi · Kashmir

India and Pakistan on the brink

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Once upon a time (formally from 1858 to 1947), Great Britain ruled the vast Indian subcontinent as a colonial possession — the “jewel in the crown” of a global empire. While the large, diverse populations of the subcontinent did not…See the Story

DEI · Maine

Voter ID proposal for Maine is voter suppression, plain and simple

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

The state's rural and oldest residents would be among the many voters who would be disenfranchised under the plan.See the Story

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