How Australia found itself battling big tech over social media for children
Australia’s policy is the culmination of years of pressure on tech companies over online safety, experts say.
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Israel to review reports that troops killed three-year-old in Gaza
Israel says it is unaware of a strike, but is investigating the reported death of the child in southern Gaza.
Heat point guard Terry Rozier pleads not guilty in sports betting case
Miami Heat player Terry Rozier pleaded not guilty Monday to charges he helped gamblers placing bets on his performance in NBA games.
What the sale of Warner Bros. means for Hollywood
As Netflix and Paramount engage in a bidding war for parts of Warner Bros. Discovery, NBC News’ Daniel Arkin explains on “Here’s the Scoop” how
McDonald’s is seeing green with its Grinch meal
It’s no roast beast, but McDonald’s Grinch Meal is carving its way into the holiday zeitgeist
Israel to investigate reports troops killed three-year-old in Gaza
Israel says it is unaware of a strike, but is investigating the reported death of the child in southern Gaza.
Critical moment to ramp up support for Ukraine, European allies say
Volodymyr Zelensky and the leaders of France, Germany and the UK held talks in London to discuss the latest US efforts to end the war
US Supreme Court appears poised to expand Trump’s power to fire federal officials
Trump v Slaughter, heard by the top court on Monday, is a case that could have major implications for the independence of some federal agencies.
European leaders walk tightrope between backing Ukraine and keeping US on board
Europe’s leaders are trying to avoid alienating Tweety McTreason while fighting for Ukrainian sovereignty and future continental stability.
US student guilty of murdering Chinese partner after row over STDs
An American student has been found guilty of murdering a Chinese woman after she accused him of passing on a sexually transmitted disease (STD).
FBI agents allege wrongful termination for kneeling during US protest
Lawsuit claims FBI agents were terminated for de-escalating crowd, perceived as anti-Trump stance during 2020 protests.
Can Southeast Asia cope with record-breaking storms?
The region has seen a rise in more powerful storms this year.