Politics

"The balls of these right-wing motherf***ers."

Social media bots sought to discredit China-made vaccines in the Philippines.

Oh good.

Musk and Trump talk on the phone several times a month, according to reports.

Threat actors from Russia, China, and Israel were using OpenAI tech for political operations.

What happens next? Answer: A lot of online discourse, then sentencing.

Millions of Instagram users have shared the story, which has been deemed performative by some and necessary by others.

Disclosures, but not a ban?

They deem the TikTok ban bill an "extraordinary restraint on speech."

Far-right conspiracy theorists have returned in droves after Musk took over the former Twitter.

Political campaigns sure love the platform politicians are trying to ban.

The FCC says the four major carriers shared sensitive user data without their knowledge.

By posting on TikTok and courting influencers, the government appears to be sending mixed messages while signing a ban into law.

'When the stakes are this high in the election, we are going to use every tool we have to reach young voters where they are.'

A growing list of nations and government bodies are taking action against the app.

If the U.S. bans TikTok, quite a few apps are going to be affected.

"It's your classic boy-who-cried-Wolf Blitzer."

Signal and Telegram were also pulled from the App Store in China.

According to Apple, the change was unintentional and caused by a bug.

"Trump apparently also has no clue how abortion works."

"What the **** are we doing here?"

"We humbly ask that Mr. Cook and the rest of the executive team end their silence on this crucial subject, and make it clear that Palestinian lives matter."

This article is strictly for my DEIs.

'The New York Times' reports that the program is "collecting and cataloging the faces of Palestinians" without their consent.

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