
Australians under the age of 16 will be banned from accessing social media platforms by the end of the year. How it will be implemented remains unclear.
Read MoreAustralians under the age of 16 will be banned from accessing social media platforms by the end of the year. How it will be implemented remains unclear.
Read MoreDistrict Judge Allison Burroughs extended the restraining order, saying she wanted more time to prepare a ruling.
Read MoreAUSTIN, Texas – Over lunch at the University of Texas at Austin, a professor from China and two Chinese students spoke dispiritedly this past week of the directive issued by Secretary of State Marco Rubio to “aggressively revoke” visas of Chinese nationals studying in “critical fields”. They also talked about a Republican bill in Congress that would ban Chinese student visas to the United States.
Read More[RFI] French mining group Eramet has pledged to safeguard over 10,000 jobs in Gabon as Libreville pushes forward with a plan to ban raw manganese exports from 2029.
Read MoreDirector Koji Fukada’s new film, “Love on Trial,” explores Japan’s idol industry and the contracts that ban young women from dating.
Read MoreFor the three-time Grand Slam champion, winning not about just about victory on home soil but also rebuilding momentum.
Read MoreWhile the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee argues for stablecoin limits, she and colleagues also questioned Binance’s talks with Treasury.
Read MoreA federal judge granted a preliminary injunction on Thursday that extends a ban on billionaire Elon Musk’s aides from accessing private information on millions of Americans held in the Social Security Administration’s computer systems.
Read MoreNvidia shares plummeted 8% after the U.S. banned its H20 chip sales to China, impacting equities and the crypto market.
Read MoreDemonstrators waved both rainbow and Ukrainian flags, uniting their causes in a protest against recent government policies perceived as echoing those of Russia.
Read MoreThe Opposition leader was quizzed on the policy — which has been criticised by some public servants — by reporters on Saturday morning in Darwin.
Read MoreEvery family has its share of drama, but few can boast a mother-in-law who takes things to supervillain levels. This one didn’t stop at passive-aggressive comments—she schemed a secret DNA heist to prove her suspicion that her grandchild wasn’t really hers. That’s right: instead of enjoying her new granddaughter, she launched a low-budget spy mission, plotting to swipe some baby drool or hair like she’s a villain in a Saturday morning cartoon. I can almost picture her in her lair, sketching out plans while cackling over a bubbling oversized pot labeled “Family Chaos.”
Of course, like any good kid’s cartoon villain, her scheme failed spectacularly. Our hero—the mom—outsmarted her by setting boundaries so firm they might as well have been electric fences. And when boundaries struck back, our villain swapped her evil laugh for crocodile tears. Suddenly, the woman who orchestrated an entire paternity scandal was painting herself as the tragic victim.
She cried to anyone who would listen, claiming she had been banished from her grandchild’s life over one “harmless question.” Classic villain meltdown—you can almost hear the “Nooooooo!” echoing in overly dramatic slow motion.
Authorities closed off roads and implemented a four-day demonstration ban in an effort to prevent protests following Ekrem İmamoğlu’s arrest.
Read MoreThe order allows the U.S. government to impose sanctions such as an asset freeze and a travel ban on ICC staff and their families.
Read MoreIsrael has banned a key UN agency from operating in Israel, making the future of its operations in Gaza and the West Bank unclear.
Read MoreDonald Trump and the GOP hit the ground running in his first week as the new U.S. president.
Read MoreDonald Trump’s pledges for his next term include ending the Russia-Ukraine war, launching a large-scale deportation program, halting illegal immigration, revising birthright citizenship, curtailing certain federal school funds, pardoning January 6 convicts, dismantling the ‘deep state’, declaring a national energy emergency, imposing tariffs, and reversing EV mandates.
Read MoreIt went from pariah to hot property as politicians backpedal as the ban nears, and America’s biggest firms eyeball a deal.
Read MoreA TikTok ban could pass in the United States this week. Now, users are downloading a different Chinese-owned app in protest.
Read MoreFormer president and vice-president faces four sets of legal proceedings in the courts; Cristina Fernández de Kirchner must stand trial in the ‘Hotesur-Los Sauces’ case, alongside her son, with other trials relating to the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran and sweeping ‘Cuadernos’ graft trial. ‘Vialidad’ ruling also expected in 2025.
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Yoon is already under a travel ban as part of an “insurrection” probe into his inner circle after his short-lived suspension of civilian rule on Dec. 3.
Read MoreTikTok is expected to fight the latest ruling with an appeal to the Supreme Court as the late January deadline approaches.
Read MoreA court ruling could see TikTok banned in the United States in just six weeks — but the social media platform may have an ally in the president-elect.
Read MoreAuthorities in Uttar Pradesh have restricted entry to violence-hit Sambhal until 10 December, urging Rahul Gandhi to reconsider his visit. Officials aim to prevent further tensions following recent clashes that left five dead and multiple injuries during an ASI survey at a mosque. Critics call for independent investigation.
Read MoreSome Australian children are speaking out against the world-first social media ban for under-16s.
Read MoreSurcharges on credit and debit cards penalising customers will be in the sights of Australia’s consumer watchdog in a cost of living relief measure.
Read MoreNSW Police said it would ask the state’s Supreme Court to prohibit two demonstrations planned for Sydney over the long weekend, citing safety concerns.
Read MoreNo child should be allowed to access social media networks in Australia, an inquiry has heard, and parents would also benefit from a total ban.
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