800,000 UK nursery children on social media
Shocking analysis shows hundreds of thousands of children aged 3-5 are on social media. Experts warn of adult-targeted algorithms and call for urgent action to protect young minds.
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New Study Debunks Social Media Addiction Myth
New research reveals excessive social media use is often a habit, not an addiction. Discover the real impact on mental health and why so many feel hooked. Read the full story.
Study: Instagram use is habit, not addiction
New research finds excessive social media use is often a conditioned habit rather than a true addiction. Discover how this changes responsibility and what it means for UK teens.
Misconduct complaint against DC judge dismissed
A senior court official has dismissed a Justice Department misconduct complaint against federal judge Ana Reyes over her handling of a transgender military ban lawsuit. Discover the full story.
Adani ends legal fight against activist Ben Pennings
Environmental campaigner Ben Pennings declares victory as Adani ends its five-year legal pursuit. A landmark case for protest rights and corporate accountability in the UK.
Daughter loses £1.1m inheritance court battle
A 72-year-old daughter has lost her legal fight after being disinherited from her mother's £1.1million fortune. The court ruled she failed to show sufficient 'love and respect'. Read the full story.
UK Court Revives £36bn Brazil Dam Case Against BHP
British victims triumph as UK High Court allows historic £36 billion lawsuit against BHP over Brazil's catastrophic Mariana dam collapse to proceed, marking one of largest group claims in English legal history.
Top lawyer ousted in client fund misuse scandal
Prominent London solicitor James Donovan dismissed from PCB Litigation after allegedly misusing millions in client funds for luxury private jet travel, extravagant parties, and personal expenses in shocking financial misconduct case.
Influencers flee to UK over Australia social media ban
An Australian influencer family has relocated to the UK to circumvent Australia's proposed social media ban for children under 16, sparking debate about digital parenting and regulation.
Australia considers social media ban for under-16s
The Australian government is debating a controversial proposal to ban social media access for children under 16, sparking intense debate about online safety versus digital rights.
John Dickerson exits CBS News for The Free Press
In a stunning career move, esteemed journalist John Dickerson leaves CBS News after eight years to join The Free Press, founded by former New York Times writer Bari Weiss. The political commentator's exit marks another high-profile departure from mainstre
California Sues Exxon Over Climate Deception
California launches unprecedented legal action against ExxonMobil, alleging the oil giant concealed climate risks for over 30 years while publicly sowing doubt about environmental science.
Media faces backlash over Trump shooting coverage
Conservative figures and Republican communications director Karoline Leavitt condemn mainstream media's portrayal of Trump assassination attempt as political rhetoric escalates
TotalEnergies guilty of greenwashing in court ruling
French oil giant TotalEnergies has been ruled by a Paris court to have made misleading environmental claims about its natural gas operations, in a major victory for climate campaigners.
OpenAI Sued Over ChatGPT Training Data
Tech giant OpenAI confronts a major copyright lawsuit alleging ChatGPT was illegally trained on protected material, raising crucial questions about AI development ethics.
Trump legal team faces setbacks in Philadelphia court
Donald Trump's attorney Alina Habba and former Florida AG Pam Bondi confronted procedural setbacks during a Philadelphia hearing, raising questions about the former president's legal strategy.
Trump Sues NY Times Over Tax Records Investigation
Former President Donald Trump launches fresh legal action against The New York Times and key journalists, alleging conspiracy in obtaining his tax documents. The high-stakes lawsuit follows previous failed attempts and raises crucial questions about press
Trump Sues New York Times in Defamation Case
Former US President Donald Trump launches legal action against The New York Times, alleging the newspaper published false and defamatory statements about his business practices.
Johnson & Johnson Faces UK Lawsuit Over Talc Cancer Claims
Global pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson is confronting a major class action lawsuit in the UK, with dozens of women alleging its talc-based products caused their cancers. The legal battle could set a crucial precedent for consumer safety.
Bari Weiss's CBS News Role: 50-Year Media Shift Complete
A seismic shift in American journalism culminates as conservative commentator Bari Weiss joins CBS News, marking the endpoint of a half-century ideological migration within mainstream media.
Podcaster Beats MAGA Media in Ratings War
Podcaster Ben Meiselas reveals his strategy for taking on right-wing media giants and winning the battle for listeners in this exclusive interview.
LeBron James sued by fan over autograph scandal
Basketball superstar LeBron James finds himself in legal hot water as a devoted fan files lawsuit claiming the Lakers icon deceived him over a signed jersey, raising questions about celebrity memorabilia authenticity.
Trump sued over Chicago National Guard comments
Former President Donald Trump is being sued for remarks about deploying National Guard troops to Chicago, sparking a fierce legal and political confrontation.
Bari Weiss Joins CBS News Amid Controversy
CBS News faces internal backlash after hiring former New York Times journalist Bari Weiss, known for her polarising views on free speech and campus culture wars.
British Advertising's Diversity Obsession Exposed
An incisive analysis revealing how modern British advertising has become dominated by diversity dogma that bears little resemblance to actual UK demographics and alienates mainstream audiences.
AI Influencers: Social Media's New Digital Stars
Computer-generated personalities are amassing millions of followers and lucrative brand deals, raising questions about authenticity and the future of social media influencing.
Brentford's YouTube beats Premier League giants in views
In a stunning digital upset, Brentford's official YouTube channel has surpassed viewing figures of football titans including Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal, proving the Bees are buzzing online.
CBS News staff backlash over Bari Weiss hiring
CBS News encounters significant internal criticism following the controversial hiring of journalist Bari Weiss, with staff expressing concerns over political impartiality and editorial direction.
TikTok child accounts can access pornographic content
Shocking investigation reveals TikTok's child safety failures as pornographic material remains readily available to under-13 accounts, sparking urgent calls for regulation.
PNG considers social media age restrictions
Papua New Guinea considers imposing age restrictions on social media platforms, sparking fierce debate between child protection advocates and free speech campaigners.
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