All articles tagged with #social media investigation
The Texas American Federation of Teachers is suing the Texas education agency, claiming that its investigation and reporting policy on teachers' social media posts about Charlie Kirk violate free speech rights, as the agency's actions have led to disciplinary measures based solely on speech, without clear impact on school operations.
A viral social media video prompted a federal investigation into alleged fraud at Minnesota daycare centers, but CBS News found most centers had active licenses and no evidence of fraud, highlighting the difference between public suspicion and verified misconduct amid broader COVID-era fraud scandals in the state.
BBC Verify investigates social media accounts linked to Tyler Robinson and his roommate, revealing online activity related to gaming, politics, and personal experiences with gender transition, but cannot confirm ownership of the accounts.
A mass shooting occurred at Lemon Hill in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, resulting in two deaths and nine injuries, with three shooters believed to be involved. The incident involved multiple social media videos, possibly targeted violence, and the use of a switch to convert a gun to fully automatic. Police are investigating and increasing security for upcoming events in the area.
NBA referee Eric Lewis has retired, prompting the league to end its investigation into his social media activity. Some now-deleted tweets had surfaced before the Finals, allegedly showing Lewis defending himself and other officials against criticism of their work. The league had been looking into whether Lewis violated NBA rules by discussing officiating in an unauthorized manner. Lewis, who had been selected to work the Finals in the past four seasons, was not chosen this year while the investigation was ongoing. He retires after a 19-season career as an NBA referee.