TikTok’s meteoric rise indicates a more multipolar Internet
TikTok is the place to go for everyone who has a passion for anything that others could also enjoy, such
Google employees petition their bosses to change their abortion policy
Over 650 employees at the company that owns Google, Alphabet Inc., are making a demand that the company provide abortion
Robert Kennedy Jr’s anti-vaccine group removed by Facebook, Instagram
Social media platforms Facebook and Instagram have suspended a prominent anti-vaccine group that was responsible for spreading misinformation around Covid-19
Hanae Mori, a Japanese film designer, died at the age of 96
Her office announced on Thursday that the designer Hanae Mori had passed away. She was noted for her delicate characteristic
Oscars apologizes to Sacheen Littlefeather, 50 yrs after treatment
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has apologized to the actor and Native American activist Sacheen Littlefeather, almost
Exchanges is what crypto platforms call themselves, yet they’re more like banks
“Not your keys, not your coins,” is a well-known proverb that is held in common by crypto professionals as well
Investigations into threat to JK Rowling as Iran supports attack on Salman Rushdie
Scotland Police have started investigating a threat made against author JK Rowling that was made online to her after she
Death threat author Salman Rushdie is on life support in New York City after he was stabbed
On Friday, the Indian-born novelist Salman Rushdie was stabbed in the neck and torso onstage at a lecture in the
‘New Yorker’ cover cartoonist Sempe dies at 89
Jean-Jacques Sempe, a French cartoonist who garnered international renown with a series of more than 100 drawings for the covers
After health concern, world’s largest chocolate plant restarts
A chocolate factory in Belgium that bills itself as the largest chocolate-making plant in the world announced Monday (August 8)
