Johnny Levanier

3 weeks ago | intomore.com | Henry Giardina |Johnny Levanier |Emily McClanathan |David Hudson

The coordinated strikes against trans people of all ages, in all areas of life, continues, coming into particularly grim effect with one ill-phrased Washington Post headline from this morning. Covering a trans girl in a Virginia high school, where trans participation in sports requires being treated as your gender-assigned-at-birth, the Post decided to frame their story as an exciting tale of sticking it to the system—but there’s just one problem.

1 month ago | intomore.com | Johnny Levanier |Henry Giardina |Jude Cramer

The US Border Patrol has denied entry to a foreign academic after seizing his phone during a screening. What could be bad enough to get an academic flagged as a national security risk? Apparently, messages in which he disagreed with the president, which officers allegedly characterized as “hateful towards Trump” and indicative of “terrorism.”On March 9, a French researcher was reportedly denied entry onto US soil.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Johnny Levanier

8 hours agoHow ChatGPT’s Deep Research Can Be Improved With 8 Key FeaturesChatGPT's Deep Research tool is fantastic for delving deep into almost any topic you choose, but it still needs some improvements to be truly useful. …1 hour agoHow To Use AI To Build Financial IndependenceBuilding financial independence isn’t just about saving—it’s about growing your income and taking charge of your future by making wise decisions. For many, that means starting a business to fuel their financial freedom.

1 month ago | intomore.com | Johnny Levanier |Emily McClanathan |David Hudson |Jude Cramer

Cisgender Algerian boxer, Imane Khelif, continues to be a target for prominent anti-trans bigots, including the president of the United States. But the gold medalist has now responded, saying she is “not intimidated” by people like Trump and feels “even stronger.”During the Olympics last year, Khelif became the center of a transphobic firestorm led by figures like JK Rowling, Elon Musk and Donald Trump—all of whom inaccurately characterized her as trans.

1 month ago | intomore.com | Jude Cramer |Johnny Levanier

On their debut album committed to a bit, pop artist corook meets a grieving widow in Palm Springs, messes up blueberry pancakes at a sleepover, and joyfully comes out as nonbinary all over again. Those moments are only the tip of the iceberg to an album dedicated, front to back, to telling the true story of corook — and of Corinne Savage, the singer-songwriter behind the moniker. “I can’t tell anybody else’s story. Like, I literally couldn’t if I tried,” Savage tells INTO.