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Civil liberties

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos on Thursday announced that the streaming platform used generative AI for the first time in an original production — specifically in the Argentine sci-fi series "The Eternaut," creating a building collapse sequence in Buenos Aires.
Netflix Uses AI for First Time in Original Production
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4 hours ago4 hours ago
Germany Deports 81 Afghan Nationals Despite UN Opposition
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7 hours ago7 hrs
Bangladesh Violence Kills Four at Youth Rally in Gopalganj
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1 day ago1 day
Nationwide 'Good Trouble' Protests Honor John Lewis Legacy
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11 hours ago11 hrs
Istanbul Mayor ImamoÄŸlu Gets 20-Month Prison Term
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2 days ago2 days
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Ethics

House Republicans on the Rules Committee voted 6-5 Monday night to block a Democratic amendment that would have forced the Justice Department to release all Jeffrey Epstein investigation files on a publicly accessible website within 30 days.
House GOP Blocks Democratic Push to Release Epstein Files
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3 days ago3 days ago
South Africa Suspends Police Minister Over Crime Syndicate Claims
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4 days ago4 days
Spanish PM Sanchez Plans 2027 Re-election Bid Amid Scandals
JUN 26JUN 26
High Court Orders New Investigation Over MI5 False Evidence
JUL 2JUL 2
UK Synthetic DNA Project Receives $13M in Funding
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JUN 26JUN 26
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Privacy

A bankruptcy court this week approved the $305 million sale of genetics testing firm 23andMe to TTAM Research Institute, a nonprofit organization led by 23andMe's co-founder and former CEO Anne Wojcicki, replacing a previous $256 million bid from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals announced in May.
Court Approves 23andMe Sale to Ex-CEO's Nonprofit
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JUL 2JUL 2
Report: 16 Billion Login Credentials Breached in Online Leak
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JUN 20JUN 20
States Sue to Block 23andMe DNA Data Sale Without Consent
JUN 10JUN 10
UK Regulator Issues Smart Device Privacy Guidelines
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JUN 18JUN 18
Supreme Court Allows DOGE Access to Social Security Data
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JUN 7JUN 7
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Freedom of speech & expression

French prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into Elon Musk's social media platform X over allegations of algorithmic manipulation for foreign interference purposes. Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau confirmed the probe targets both X as a corporate entity and unnamed individuals connected to the platform.
France Opens Criminal Probe Into X Over Alleged Algorithm Manipulation
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6 days ago6 days ago
BBC: Ex-Bangladesh Leader Ordered Protesters' Killing
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JUL 9JUL 9
Supreme Court Rejects Censorship Case from RFK Jr.'s Vaccine Group
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JUL 4JUL 4
IRS Will Allow Church Endorsements of Political Candidates
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JUL 8JUL 8
Australia Cancels Kanye West's Visa Over Hitler Song
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JUL 3JUL 3
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Freedom & human rights

The U.S. imposed sanctions Wednesday against UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, who investigates human rights abuses in Palestinian territories, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio accusing her of conducting "political and economic warfare" against the U.S. and Israel.
US Sanctions UN Rapporteur Over Israel Criticism
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JUL 10JUL 10
EU Report: Hungary Making No Progress on Democratic Reforms
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JUL 9JUL 9
Kenya: 11 Dead After Police Open Fire at Protestors
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JUL 8JUL 8
UN Adopts Afghanistan Humanitarian Resolution Despite US Opposition
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JUL 8JUL 8
Canada: Court Orders RCMP, TD Bank to Release Freedom Convoy Records
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JUL 5JUL 5
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Gun control

Rhode Island's Democratic-controlled legislature Friday approved legislation banning the sale and manufacturing of semiautomatic rifles — commonly referred to as assault weapons — with the Senate voting 25-11 and the House 43-28 along party lines.
Rhode Island Passes Assault Weapons Sales Ban
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JUN 23JUN 23
Argentina Lifts Ban on Semiautomatic Weapons for Civilians
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JUN 19JUN 19
SCOTUS Ends Minnesota's Youth Gun Permit Restrictions
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APR 22APR 22
Supreme Court Declines Two Gun Rights Cases, Signals Future Review
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JUN 2JUN 2
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to NY Gun Restrictions
APR 8APR 8
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Capital punishment

Bryan Kohberger, the 30-year-old Ph.D. student of criminology who murdered four University of Idaho students at an off-campus home in 2022, changed his plea on Wednesday after accepting a deal from prosecutors that spared him the death penalty for his crimes.
Man Who Murdered Four Students in Idaho Changes Plea to Avoid Death Sentence
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JUL 3JUL 3
Mississippi Executes Longest-Serving Death Row Inmate
JUN 26JUN 26
Oklahoma to Retry Richard Glossip After Death Sentence Tossed
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JUN 10JUN 10
Russian Soldier Faces Trial for Alleged Ukrainian POW Execution
JUN 16JUN 16
Iran Executes Man Convicted of Spying for Israel's Mossad
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MAY 1MAY 1
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Freedom of press

An Islamabad court ordered YouTube to block 27 channels operated by Pakistani journalists and opposition figures on Tuesday, following a request from the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency, which accused the channels of spreading anti-state content and false information against government institutions and the armed forces.
Pakistan Court Orders YouTube to Block 27 Journalist Channels
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JUL 10JUL 10
India: Reuters X Account Restored After Brief Block
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JUL 7JUL 7
Pulitzer Prize 2025: New York Times Wins 4, New Yorker 3
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MAY 6MAY 6
Trump Administration Fires 600 Voice of America Staff Amid Court Battle
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MAY 16MAY 16
Report: Media Freedom 'Crumbling' in Europe
APR 29APR 29
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Censorship

Hong Kong police on Tuesday warned residents against downloading "Reversed Front: Bonfire," a mobile game developed in Taiwan. This is the first known time authorities have invoked national security laws to ban video games in the special administrative region.
Hong Kong Bans Video Game Under National Security Laws
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JUN 11JUN 11
DR Congo Bans Media Coverage of Former President Kabila
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JUN 5JUN 5
X Blocks 8,000 Accounts in India After Government Order
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MAY 8MAY 8
US to Impose Visa Bans on Any Foreign Officials Who Censor Americans
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MAY 28MAY 28
Meta's Oversight Board Voices Concern Over Content Policy Changes
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APR 23APR 23
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Church-state relations

The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) heard arguments Wednesday regarding St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, which would be the nation's first religious charter school if approved to receive public funding in Oklahoma.
Supreme Court Hears Oklahoma Catholic Charter School Case
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APR 30APR 30
Oklahoma Orders Schools to Teach Bible
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JUN 28 2024JUN 2024
Japan Seeks to Revoke Unification Church's Legal Status
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OCT 12 2023OCT 2023
French Minister Visits School Over Renaissance Painting Row
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DEC 13 2023DEC 2023
France: Top Court Upholds Abaya Ban in State Schools
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AUG 28 2023AUG 2023
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