Avery Hill
Avery Hill is a journalist from North Carolina. He graduated from Wingate University with a degree in Communication with a concentration in Journalism.
AOC chronicles egg-freezing saga with daily updates, complains about hormonal side effects, cost of treatment
"The bloat is real."
Abdul El-Sayed calls for socialist-style 'public ownership' of AI companies
The proposal puts El-Sayed in line with Sen. Bernie Sanders, who has pushed for a plan that would give the public an ownership stake in major AI companies
Paramount weighs moving CBS News out of NYC amid merger battle with AGs Letitia James, Rob Bonta: report
CBS News employs roughly 1200 people worldwide with a large portion based in the Big Apple.
Here's who could replace Karoline Leavitt as the next White House press sec
President Trump broke the news of Leavitt leaving on Wednesday.
Trans issues take center stage as Tafoya, Flanagan clash in explosive Minnesota senate race
"When our children tell us who they are, it is our job as grownups to listen and to believe them," Flanagan said of trans-identified kids.
Stranger Things' Caleb McLaughlin deleted Instagram to spend the summer getting closer to God
"It’s been really replenishing."
Antidepressant dose for child killer Lindsay Clancy was increased one day before murders
During their final Zoom appointment on January 23, Dr. Jennifer Tufts increased the dosage.
Dethroned Miss North Carolina to sue Miss USA over being 'targeted' for her Christian faith
A-Blaize Productions, which oversees the production of Miss USA, said that the decision to strip Boltinhouse of her title was not made lightly.
X ends revenue share program for users, replaces it with 'original content' incentive plan
Beginning Sept. 8, creators will be able to apply for the brand-new program.
AI dispatchers replace humans for New Orleans 911 calls
The city recently confirmed that its emergency services are deploying an AI-powered triage system designed to screen and sort incoming 911 calls before they reach human operators.
NYPD denies sending officers to accompany Mamdani's wife to Lebanon, Syria
"The NYPD does not send officers to countries with level four travel advisories for discretionary reasons not linked to investigative work."
'Thanks for the jobs!': Mamdani declared Florida’s Economic Developer of the Year as residents flee NYC for Sunshine State
"We wanted to thank him for the jobs, the companies, the people that they're pushing out of New York."
Meta launches $1 BILLION fund to invest in communities hosting their data centers
"I do not understand why anyone who believes that AI will eliminate most jobs and much of humanity’s relevance would rush to build that future."
Judges rule against Trump admin over ICE detention expansion 16,000 times in past year as cases swamp immigration courts
The rulings mainly stem from a two-page ICE memo issued in July 2025 that ordered an expansive interpretation of the agency’s interpretation of a 1996 immigration law.
American 'gamer' recruits to become Air Traffic Controllers help FAA hit 94% of hiring goal: Transit Sec Sean Duffy
The revelation comes as the aviation industry has faced headwinds both privately and federally.
