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Can prosecuting parents help break the cycle of school shootings? | 60 Minutes
60 Minutes· 2026-03-02 04:03
Since the 1999 Coline High School massacre in Colorado, there have been 84 mass shootings at schools across the United States. Each tragedy is uniquely horrific. But the response from lawmakers has become frustratingly predictable. condolences, partisan rhetoric, and ultimately inaction. Which is why we took note of how some prosecutors are pursuing these cases. They're not just putting the gunman behind bars. They're starting to hold the shooter's parents responsible. For the past two weeks, the father of ...
Why labeling mass shooters as "monsters" could hurt efforts to stop them
60 Minutes· 2026-03-02 00:01
60 Minutes overtime. This week on 60 Minutes, we look at who should be held accountable for mass school shootings in the United States. For the past two weeks, that question has played out in a courtroom in Barrow County, Georgia.>> This case is about this defendant and his actions. Prosecutors have charged Colin Gray, the father of a 14-year-old who was accused of carrying out a deadly shooting at Appalache High School in 2024, killing four people. It was Colin Gray, prosecutors say, who ignored warning si ...
Make space for the beauty | Cate Armstrong | TEDxTorrey Pines
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-27 16:42
[applause] It hasn't hasn't always been easy to accept the things I didn't want to see to make space for the beauty. I'm a walking contradiction. I wish I could come here today and simplify my feelings into one truth.The best I can do is give an honest snapshot of life. I am continuously changing. an unruly combination of my light and dark despite believing it's an imbalance I can fix.But maybe you're like me and quietly hyperfixate on the growing pains while projecting to have it all together. It's in the ...
Could AI Help Us Hear the Echoes of Suicide? | Dr Arokia Antonysamy | TEDxSurreyUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-19 16:09
Good afternoon everyone. So today my [clears throat] topic is how AI could hear the echoes of suicide. You must be wondering what is this topic about.I'm here to explain that today. As a psychiatrist for over 20 years, I've seen thousands of patients in clinic, in the wards, in police cells, in prisons. And there are two words that terrify me till this date, especially when there is no underlying context.I'm fine. Let me explain it further. I would like to introduce you to my patient Tom.Tom is in his early ...
The Relief of Missing out | Eva De Groot | TEDxEHLLausanne
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-18 17:13
It's the middle of the night, pitch black. The only noise is the whirlwind of thoughts racing through her mind. an unfinished essay for tomorrow, a student council meeting, a fundraiser event that demands organizing and exam preparation that keep falling behind.The windows haven't been opened in days. She's stuck at her desk, caught in a cycle that she created but cannot break. She's lost her purpose, lost her grip, and cannot even seem to remember the intent behind it all, why she's even pushing herself so ...
The Conundrum of becoming Icarus | Kalpita Mukherjee | TEDxCalcutta IS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-17 16:17
But today the theme is roots to wings. And when I first heard of it, I was like, what's better to talk about than Icarus and Greek mythology because that's so cool and everyone will love it. So I named my talk the conundrum of becoming Icarus. And I use two of my favorite words, conundrum and becoming.I seem to use it all the time. I don't know why. I'm just fascinated.But basically, what does roots do to wings even mean. So, I wrote this a while ago and I wrote it after watching a video on Osamu Desai's bo ...
Morning News NOW Full Episode – Feb. 17
NBC News· 2026-02-17 15:50
OUT NEW LEAGUES. NANCY GUTHRIE. INVESTIGATORS LOOKING INTO TENS OF THOUSANDS OF TIPS FROM THE PUBLIC AS THE SHERIFF RULES OUT THE GUTHRIE FAMILY AS SUSPECTS IN THE CASE.NOW, TESTING IS UNDERWAY ON A PAIR OF GLOVES THAT APPEAR TO MATCH THE ONES SEEN IN SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM GUTHRIE'S HOME. WE WILL HAVE AN UPDATE FROM ARIZONA. ALSO BREAKING THIS MORNING.REMEMBERING AN ICON. THE REVEREND JESSE JACKSON, CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST, BAPTIST MINISTER AND TWO TIME PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, HAS DIED AT THE AGE OF 84. A L ...
Why being single doesn't have to mean loneliness | Aimee Barnes | TEDxTraleeWomen
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-14 14:30
Aimee Barnes examines how societal expectations—not singlehood itself—create loneliness, stigma, and self-doubt for many adults. She argues that the real issue is a lack of belonging and validation in a world built around couples and families. Her message: wholeness isn’t earned through partnership, but recognised in ourselves. Aimee Barnes is a life coach, facilitator, and trainee psychotherapist with a background in learning and development. She is the founder of Ganbaru, a wellness and education practice ...
Debugging The Student Life | Ankita Verma | TEDxPSNACET
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-13 17:02
Good morning PSNA. Uh in keeping with the with the theme threads of change, uh the change doesn't come without awareness. Okay.And awareness is the first step towards debugging the code that we are going to be discussing. So to bring about that awareness, I would like to ask or begin with some insight evoking questions for you all. With a show of hands, tell me how many of you have picked up your phone for just uh a minute and then lost an hour to doom scrolling.And and how many of you often catch yourself ...
The Silence Between Smiles | Ella Atieno | TEDxYouth@BrookhouseSchool
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-13 16:28
Have you ever looked around a crowded room and wondered how many people are pretending to be okay. It's crazy how we can share the same space, laugh at the same jokes, even take the same pictures, and still be in completely different emotional worlds. Someone once said, "We all live in the same world, but we don't all live in the same reality." And that idea makes sense.Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Allah, and I'm here to tell you about the story where I was living between two walls. For most of my life, ...