Mar. 15, 2025
Hulu.Photo: Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty
Hulu will begin allowing political issue ads on its streaming platform, according to a statement that its parent company Disney provided to Axios.
The move comes afterDemocrats criticized Hulu for not accepting adsconcerning hot-button issues such as abortion and gun control.
In a statement to thePost, the executive directors of the three committees decried the platform’s “censorship of the truth,” which they called “outrageous, offensive, and another step down a dangerous path for our country.
Mar. 15, 2025
Susan Lockwood.Photo:Lenox Police Department
Lenox Police Department
Human remains found on Lenox Mountain in Massachusetts have been identified as belonging to Susan Lockwood, a 66-year-old retired nurse who was reported missing in late October 2023.
The positive identification comes days after a hiker discovered a hiking boot with “evidence of human remains found off a trail” on the mountain after the hiker’s dog began sniffing something in the woods, per the DA’s office.
Mar. 15, 2025
An investigation is underway in a Mississippi city after human remains were found at a local park over the weekend.
The Southaven Police Departmentsaid in a release on Facebookthat it received a call Sunday “about possible human remains” in Central Park and went out to investigate.
Upon arrival, responding officers “were able to determine that the remains were human.”
The remains were found in a drainage ditch,CBS affiliate WREGreported, citing sources.
Mar. 15, 2025
Timothy Vanmatre.Photo:Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office
Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office
“57-year-old Timothy Vanmatre was last seen on security footage, leaving his home on March 18, 2023,” the TCSO’s statement said. “TCSO conducted multiple searches in the area where his Subaru was recovered, but there were no signs of the missing man until his remains were located on Monday.”
Human remains found on March 4, 2024, at Mohawk Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, were later identified as belonging to Timothy Vanmatre.
Mar. 15, 2025
Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Photo:Getty
Getty
Harvard Universityannounced Wednesdaythat it had removed human skin from the binding ofDes destinées de l’âme, a book from Houghton Library, after a review found the book failed to meet “ethical standards.”
The 19th-century book’s first owner French physician Dr. Ludovic Bouland “bound the book with skin he took without consent from the body of a deceased female patient in a hospital where he worked,” Harvard said in a statement.