Australia’s social media ban for kids under 16 – how will it work? BBCMeta gives Australian kids 2-week warning to delete accounts as world-first social media age restrictions loom CBS NewsAustralia adds Amazon’s Twitch to teen so…
Australia is banning social media for kids under 16. How will it work?
The world-first law aims to reduce the “risks” children face online – but it’s received pushback.
Thousands of air controllers miss out on FAA bonuses over single rule
Many controllers called out of work during the shutdown due to financial strain
Russian forces take Ukraine’s Kupiansk, top military official says, Ukraine denies it – Reuters
Russian forces take Ukraine’s Kupiansk, top military official says, Ukraine denies it ReutersRussia Says Captured Key City of Kupiansk as Putin Visits Army Command Post The Moscow TimesPutin told Kupiansk is allegedly under Russia…
Under Trump, U.S. human rights reports will flag abortion, gender care – The Washington Post
Under Trump, U.S. human rights reports will flag abortion, gender care The Washington PostState Department to focus on freedom of speech in next human rights report, likely targeting European governments CNNTrump administration re…
Kent man charged with murder in man’s 2021 disappearance, dismemberment
Witness statements, DNA evidence, cellphone records, bullet casings, a .380 pistol and a Rolex watch helped investigators build a case against a Kent man.
Trump looking at order that would unleash the DOJ on states that pass AI regulations
Such a law would direct DOJ officials to challenge state laws that it deems could interfere with interstate commerce, according to a copy of the order proposal
TODAY IN HISTORY: The Max Headroom incident
A broadcast of an episode of Doctor Who on a Chicago TV station was interrupted by a mystery man in a Max Headroom mask.
‘Hassle’ and ‘humiliation’: What it’s like traveling with a weak passport
Holding a weaker passport means costly fees, long waits, endless documents, and humiliating scrutiny — making travel a hassle.
Japan October exports massively beat estimates on robust growth in shipments to Asia and Europe
Exports grew 3.6% year on year compared with expectations of a 1.1% growth by economists polled by Reuters.