Tougher laws to force social media giants to remove violent content and misinformation could be one step closer as one Labor minister says platforms have become a \"playground for criminals and cranks\".\n\nElon Musk's X, formerly
The US Supreme Court will rule on Monday on whether cities can fine people who set up homeless camps in public spaces.\n\nThe test case, involving the town of Grants Pass in Oregon, is being followed by cities across the country i
JERUSALEM -- Iran's supreme leader on Sunday dismissed any discussion of whether Tehran's unprecedented drone-and-missile attack on Israel hit anything there, a tacit acknowledgment that despite launching a major assault, few proj
Labor dials up rhetoric on social media giants, accusing them of becoming platform for 'criminals and cranks'Courtney GouldNCA NewsWireMon, 22 April 2024 7:53AM\n\nTougher laws to force social media giants to remove violent conten
Diego Perez is the man behind Yung Pueblo, the poet and Instagram self-care quote king (with 2.8 million followers). Perez struggled with poverty growing up in Boston after his family immigrated from Ecuador and battled substance
Springtime in the Twin Ports means we get outside more and tackle some annual things like cleaning the house and garage, doing yardwork, and getting those campers and motorcycles un-winterized.\n\nWith the other annual things ment
CHICAGO - Inside the Garfield Park field house's cavernous basement, Mayor Brandon Johnson and other city officials spoke bullishly about their mission to tackle Chicago's crime.\n\nTitled the \"People's Plan for Community Safety,
Tel Aviv [Israel], April 22 (ANI): The Israeli war cabinet held a meeting late Sunday (local time) to discuss efforts for the release of remaining hostages held in Gaza, CNN reported, citing an Israeli official.\n\nThe war cabinet
In response, the Iraqi forces launched a major search operation in northern Nineveh province and found the vehicle used in the attack, they said in a statement.\n\nIt is the first major attack against the coalition forces in sever
The former Bellanca Building, long the centerpiece of downtown Yellowknife, is gleaming.\n\nThe former federal government building will soon become The Nesta, a 72-unit apartment building with retail space on the ground floor.\n\n