Brittany Shammas is a reporter at The Washington Post. She covers a variety of topics including pets, veterinary issues, and cultural movements, drawing on her previous experiences at the Miami New Times and the South Florida Sun Sentinel. Brittany's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, The Seattle Times, and The Boston Globe.
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By: Brittany Shammas
(CNN) — Molly Kinder saw the apocalyptic warnings about artificial intelligence while walking home from dropping her children off at elementary school. Scrolling through social media posts where AI insiders were issuing dire claims that the technology could cause human extinction , she stopped dead in her tracks just a block from the doorway where she had just hugged her 4-year-old goodbye.
By: Taylor Galgano, Lauren Mascarenhas, Brittany Shammas
(CNN) — It was 7:05 p.m. on a Wednesday in mid-September when Jane Doe's lawsuit hit the New York County Supreme Court docket. Within days, the 101-page, double-spaced filing had captured the nation's attention, sparking outrage and controversy and refocusing attention on a longstanding issue: sexual assault on college campus.
By: Lauren Mascarenhas, Taylor Galgano, Brittany Shammas
A lawsuit detailing an alleged gang rape at Cornell University has captured the nation’s attention, sparking outrage and controversy and refocusing attention on a longstanding issue: sexual assault on college campus.
By: Taylor Galgano, Brittany Shammas, Lauren Mascarenhas
(CNN) — It was 7:05 p.m. on a Wednesday in mid-September when Jane Doe’s lawsuit hit the New York County Supreme Court docket. Within days, the 101-page, double-spaced filing had
By: Jeff Winter, Gloria Pazmino, Elizabeth Wolfe, Lauren Mascarenhas, Alejandra Jaramillo, Isa Mudannayake, Jason Carroll, Avni Trivedi, Justin Lear, Rebekah Riess, Aditi Sangal, Taylor Galgano, Holly Yan, Brittany Shammas, August Phillips, Maria Aguilar Prie
• New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she is “deeply disturbed” with the original investigation conducted by Cornell police following gang rape allegations at the Chi Phi fraternity house in 2024, vowing to unravel the investigation's failures.
Inside a nondescript brick house overlooking West Virginia University's picturesque campus, Nolan Burch stood with his fellow pledges, laughing and joking around as he held a necktie to his eyes.
Allegations of a gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity have renewed long-standing debate over the role of Greek life on campus
By: Brittany Shammas
Her account, one of at least 15 reported instances of rape or sexual assault documented in a university crime log, is now being investigated, officials said.
By: Brittany Shammas
(CNN) — Editor's Note: Help is available : For help in the US, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or chat 24/7 on online.rainn.org
By: Brittany Shammas
(CNN) — Editor's Note: Help is available : For help in the US, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or chat 24/7 on online.rainn.org
