Britain Declares TikTok and YouTube Unsafe for Children
TikTok and YouTube told Britain's regulator their feeds are already safe for children. Ofcom's evidence says otherwise — and the world is paying attention.
TikTok and YouTube told Britain's regulator their feeds are already safe for children. Ofcom's evidence says otherwise — and the world is paying attention.
Uber's €33-per-share bid would hand it the markets it already failed to crack on its own — South Korea, the Middle East, Southeast Asia. Investors are holding out for more.
Loan defaults above 7%, broken correlations between credit buckets, and model-based liquidity that collapses when tested. Jamie Dimon warned about cockroaches. The termites never stopped eating.
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A tank of methyl methacrylate is warming by roughly one degree an hour in Orange County. The pressure relief valves are broken. No one can say when it blows.
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Over a million green card applications are pending inside the US. The Trump administration just told those applicants to leave the country and join a consular queue already booked into 2027.
Russia hammered Kyiv with one of the largest missile and drone assaults in months, hours after Zelenskiy warned Moscow was preparing to deploy the hypersonic Oreshnik ballistic missile.
Dozens of gunshots sent journalists diving for cover one block from the White House on Saturday evening. Inside the Oval Office, Donald Trump was trying to close a deal with Iran.
Serbia cancelled every train into Belgrade and fired tear gas at the crowds that showed up regardless. The student-led movement born from a deadly roof collapse 18 months ago shows no sign of stopping.
A family of Romanian Evangelicals moves to Norway. The state takes their children. Cristian Mungiu's Palme d'Or winner 'Fjord' is about what happens when two moral certainties collide — and neither bends.
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The UK's all-time May temperature record has stood since 1944. Forecasters say it will not survive the weekend — and Monday could beat it by a full degree.
Two players. Zero percent positive reviews. That's a Steam new release in 2026 — and it's not even the worst one on the page.
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The panel that decides whether insurance covers mammograms and colonoscopies is now half-empty. Doctors see a familiar pattern.