Jewish-American Groups Divided Over Gaza Conflict
Growing divisions among Jewish-American organisations over the Gaza conflict highlight deepening political rifts and challenges to traditional advocacy.
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Northwestern mandates antisemitism training amid pressure
Northwestern University has introduced compulsory antisemitism training following pressure from pro-Israel groups, sparking debate over academic freedom and political influence on campus.
ASA warns Meta over misleading Facebook ads
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has issued a warning to Meta, demanding stricter controls on misleading financial promotions on Facebook.
World Cup 2026 draw at Las Vegas Sphere
The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup will take place in a dazzling ceremony at the Las Vegas Sphere, setting the stage for the biggest tournament in football history.
Alaska & Rhode Island's viral Facebook feud over state pride
A light-hearted social media spat between Alaska and Rhode Island has gone viral, with both US states playfully debating which is more unique. Discover how Juneau and Providence became unlikely rivals online.
Australia bans TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, and Meta platforms
Australia has implemented a sweeping ban on major social media platforms, including TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, and Meta's Instagram and Facebook, citing national security concerns.
Facebook scam targets Americans with fake messages
A new Facebook scam is targeting Americans with deceptive messages. Learn how to spot the fraud and protect yourself from cybercriminals.
BBC star used fake Facebook name to hide past
BBC presenter Owain Wyn Evans reveals he used a pseudonym on Facebook to hide his identity from schoolmates after a cringe-worthy childhood phase.
Suffolk Police mocked missing person case on Facebook
Suffolk Police faces backlash after officers allegedly joked about a missing person case on Facebook, prompting an internal investigation.
Hispanic man assaulted in Memphis after viral Facebook post
A Hispanic man was violently attacked in Memphis following a controversial Facebook post, raising concerns over racial tensions and social media's role in inciting violence.
Woman tracks aunt's killer on Facebook after police fail
A determined woman took justice into her own hands after police failed to catch her aunt's rapist and murderer. Using Facebook, she tracked and seduced the killer, leading to his eventual arrest.
Facebook plea leads to Alaska hiker rescue
A desperate hiker in Alaska was rescued after posting a plea for help on Facebook, leading to a swift response from state troopers in a race against time.
Blair hid explosive immigration warnings - secret docs reveal
Newly uncovered documents reveal Tony Blair's government suppressed focus group reports warning about public discontent on immigration, fearing 'explosive' backlash if leaked.
Maine paddleboarder murdered, suspect confesses on Facebook
A paddleboarder in Maine, Sunshine Stewart, was brutally murdered by Deven Young, who later confessed on Facebook. The chilling details of the crime have left the community in shock.
Meta purges thousands of fake Facebook and Instagram accounts
Meta has removed thousands of fake accounts across Facebook and Instagram in a sweeping crackdown on misinformation and coordinated inauthentic behaviour.
Meta bans 16,000+ fake Facebook accounts
Meta has removed thousands of fake accounts linked to covert influence operations from China, Russia, and Iran. Discover how the tech giant is tackling disinformation.
Rental fraud scams target desperate tenants on Facebook and Gumtree
A surge in rental fraud cases on platforms like Facebook and Gumtree has left tenants out of pocket, with scammers posing as landlords to steal deposits. Learn how to spot the red flags and protect yourself.
US agencies buy Facebook user data for surveillance
A new report reveals that US government agencies, including the Department of Transportation and health departments, have been purchasing user data from tech giants like Facebook and Google to track citizens.
Meta AI mistranslates Indian minister's post as 'nonsense'
Meta's AI translation tool sparked controversy after incorrectly translating a Kannada post by Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, labelling it as 'nonsense'. The error has raised concerns over AI reliability in multilingual content.
Starmer confuses Somerset with Devon in Facebook post
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces social media backlash after mistakenly referring to Somerset as Devon in a Facebook post during his Southwest visit.
Keir Starmer reported to police over Facebook post
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer reported to police over a Facebook post about his visit to Devon. Authorities confirm no further action will be taken.
TikTok stars outperform celebs on Facebook
New research shows TikTok influencers like North West are dominating Facebook engagement, surpassing A-listers like Kylie Jenner. Discover the shifting landscape of social media fame.
Meta's 'Silicon Valley' rebrand sparks historical debate
Meta's decision to rename a division 'Silicon Valley' instead of 'Gettysburg' has drawn criticism for overlooking American historical significance.
UC Berkeley professor's wife found dead in Greece
The wife of a UC Berkeley professor was discovered dead in Greece following a cryptic Facebook post. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her untimely demise.
Meta AI learns Australian culture from your social posts
Meta's AI is now analysing social media posts to understand Australian cultural concepts, raising privacy concerns among users.
Zuckerberg apologises for Cambridge Analytica scandal
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced tough questions from UK MPs over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, admitting mistakes but avoiding direct apologies for data misuse.
Windrush Commissioner role expands for marginalised groups
The Windrush Commissioner's remit has been broadened to address systemic injustices faced by marginalised communities across the UK, marking a significant step towards equality.
Climate groups call for UK wealth tax on super-rich
Leading environmental organisations urge the UK government to implement a wealth tax on the richest to finance a sustainable economy and combat climate change.
UK Defence Minister Faces Court Over Taliban Facebook Posts
James Heappey, UK's Minister for Defence, is under scrutiny as the High Court reviews allegations of his Facebook posts supporting the Taliban.
Conservative groups target NWSL over transgender policy
Conservative lobby groups are pressuring the NWSL and US Soccer to adopt stricter transgender athlete policies, sparking debate over inclusion and fairness in women's sports.
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