BBC World
Australia To Big Tech: Here's The Off Switch You Should Have Built Years Ago
Australia wants to give social media users an algorithm off switch, because apparently asking nicely didn't work.
BBC World
Australia wants to give social media users an algorithm off switch, because apparently asking nicely didn't work.
The Guardian
Andrew Tate officially indicted for a smorgasbord of crimes, Germany may hand power to the AfD (what could go wrong?), Volkswagen cuts 100,000 jobs, and Meloni celebrates being the longest-serving PM in Italian history - with a rally, naturally.
The Guardian Europe
The Tate brothers' arrest on UK extradition request adds to their growing collection of legal troubles, including rape and trafficking charges spanning multiple countries.
BBC World
Luis Castilleja traded Hollywood dreams for $1.5M a year as misogynist influencer El Temach, and his sister says he's now a 'violence robot' who copied Andrew Tate.
The Verge
X picks a side in the Tates' legal vendetta against anonymous critics, accidentally defending free speech while Musk's 'free speech absolutism' gets a stress test.
The Guardian
John Ashby rapped about hating women online, then committed a racially aggravated rape - and was sentenced to life with a minimum of 14 years.
The Good Times
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