Harassment

"Minding your own business is free," one commenter reminded readers. "More people should take advantage of that."

"Don't ignore it. Tell your boss immediately. This is going to turn into something far worse if you ignore it," said one reply to the viral post.

A supervisor allegedly subjected employees to harassment that included racist slurs to describe Black, Mexican, Hispanic and Native American people.

Police arrested transgender Twitch streamer "Keffals" after being fed false reports that she planned to "shoot every cisgender person" at Ontario's London City Hall.

The "male gaze" is "more relevant, and more dangerous, than ever, " according to Kelly Oliver, a professor of philosophy at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee.

Things came to a head when a spammer used the woman's pictures to ask for money in exchange for explicit photos, and the cousin assumed it was real.

"We're a tight-knit group here on our street, we look out for each other. It's scary when somebody wants to come and disrupt that," one neighbor said.

While some felt the message was simple and easy to follow, others said there are often false allegations that are filed.

"Justice Alito moved out of West Caldwell just after being confirmed to the US Supreme Court, 15 years ago in 2007," police in New Jersey said.

A topless sunbather's Facebook post set off a wave of fury online and a protest at the Mont-Royal Park in Montreal.

In the video, the poster says he didn't show her face—just her shoes.

"He clearly crossed the line then had the gaul to play victim in all of this," one commenter wrote.

Ethan Schmidt said he also plans on "exposing" what he called "Satanic Pride shrines" in Target stores during Pride Month.

"When you make a protected complaint for harassment or discrimination, some HR reps will want to kill the paper trail before it starts," Ryan Stygar said.

Karl Larsen—who started a YouTube channel with Thomas Markle—photographed Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at the polo and visited the house next to her mother's.

The woman recalled his response: "He just looked confused but another woman nearby burst out laughing."

Those who watched the video wondered whether it could have been dangerous to respond to the man, while others suggested he was simply trying to be friendly.

Johnny Young yells "vulgar and explicit" phrases at the women and douses some with pepper spray, police in California reported Thursday.

Though he initially was going to refund the bill minus a large tip for the worker they stiffed, he decided just to give her the whole amount.

"This sort of policing makes no one feel safe," one New York City resident said.

One person commenting on social media said: "This is literally why women-only gyms exist."

"There is no excuse for attempting to ride, pet, and take photos with the dolphin," Heidi Whitehead of the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network told Newsweek.

Starbucks Workers United said that Dalton's firing constituted "blatant retaliation" for her union organizing efforts.

The video, with over 4 million views, shows how the young woman handled a man choosing to set up base just 10 feet away on an empty beach.

"We should string you up on a lamp post right now," the man said.

"U.S. citizens should consider departing Russia immediately via commercial options still available," a travel advisory said.

"I have a male name on my app, might help make the boyfriend idea more real. Unfortunate but helpful," one commenter suggested.

The popular online post explained that the stepson had been catcalling a woman from the car on the ride back from his own engagement party.

Police in British Columbia, Canada, are investigating after "aggressive protesters...surrounded members of the media."

This is seen by some as an indication that mask and vaccine mandates protests could be prolonged.