French Public Broadcasting Faces Existential Threat Under Far-Right Proposals
Delphine Ernotte, the president of France Télévisions, warned this week that the French public media landscape faces total collapse. If the National Rally party
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The Dark Side of Social Media: Are We Wrong About Kids and Mental Health?
Canadian psychologist Candice Odgers has spent 25 years studying adolescent mental health. Her research has led her to a surprising conclusion: adults, particul
Burnham Must Avoid "Summer of Speculation" on Taxes, CBI Chief Warns
The Greater Manchester mayor, Andy Burnham, is being urged to prioritize businesses' costs as the region prepares for a summer of economic uncertainty. A new ge
Vance Admits Trump Administration Bungled Epstein Document Release
JD Vance, the current Vice President, stated that the Trump administration poorly handled the release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein last year. He made
China's New Law Signals Troubled Ethnic Future
A new law in China aims to solidify the assimilation of ethnic minorities. This move, spearheaded by President Xi Jinping, seeks to create a unified Chinese nat
The Rise of Worker Ownership in the AI Age
A new economic vision is emerging in the United States. It focuses on broader worker equity ownership. This shift aims to counter the long-standing trend of wea
Twitter Celebrates 20 Years: A Journey Through Revolutions and Wars
On March 21, 2006, a new era in social media began with the launch of Twitter, now rebranded as X. Twenty years on, the platform has witnessed numerous revoluti
US Influencer's Israel Trip Sparks National Scandal
A US social media influencer's visit to Israel ended in controversy after Israelis turned on him over past antisemitic remarks. The trip was part of the 'Israel
Trump's ICC Crackdown Sparks Free Speech Lawsuit
Two US advocacy groups sued the Trump administration on Wednesday, alleging its crackdown on the International Criminal Court infringes on Americans' free speec
New York Sets Precedent for Data Center Moratorium
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has imposed the nation's first data center moratorium, a move that could influence other Democrats nationwide. The decision comes
Anthropic's State-by-State Push for Stricter AI Rules
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is lobbying US states for tougher AI safety laws. The San Francisco-based firm is taking a different approach from Ope
Rare Brain Autopsy Reveals Clues to Alzheimer's Drug Failures
A 79-year-old man died in 2022, and his family donated his brain for research, providing a unique insight into Alzheimer's disease. The autopsy was conducted by