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UK Launches Investigation into TikTok, Reddit Over Children's Personal Data Practices
UK's Information Commissioner's Office is probing TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur over their children's safety features. As per UK laws, social media platforms are mandated to prevent children from accessing harmful and age-inappropriate content by enforcing age limits and age-checking measures.
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Promising Career Opportunities For Arts Students After Class 12
Studying arts opens doors to diverse fields such as law, journalism, and business administration.
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Meet Asma Khan, The India-Origin Chef Who Hosted King Charles And Queen Camilla
Originally from Calcutta, Asma Khan moved to the UK in 1996 to study law at King's College and later earned a PhD in 2013.
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Sir Isaac Newton Used Beer To Pen His Revolutionary Theories, Study Claims
A paper in the Royal Society's journal Notes and Records has claimed that Sir Isaac Newton's personal beer flagon offers key clues about his work.
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Canada Regulator to Impose Fee on Google For Online News Law's Operating Costs
The imposition of the levy on Google comes at a time of increased tension between Canada and the United States over trade, border security, and a digital services tax on US technology firms.
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UK Musicians' 'Silent Album' Protest To Proposed Changes To Copyright Laws
If passed, the new British copyright law would permit tech companies to use musicians' original music to train AI models.
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Bangladesh Army Chief Warns "Country At Risk, Anarchy Of Our Own Making"
Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman has acknowledged that there is a serious problem in his country with a rapidly worsening law and order situation.
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Trump's "Nice New Law" Threat To Authors, Media After New Book On Him
US President Donald Trump, furious over a disparaging new tell-all book about him, threatened Wednesday to sue authors and media outlets that use anonymous sources.
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Accused Killer Luigi Mangione Urges Devoted Fans To Stop Flooding Him With Photos
The update also emphasizes: "Please be aware that every photo received undergoes screening and review by law enforcement."
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OKX Admits to Unlicensed Operations, Agrees to $505 Million Settlement with US DoJ
The OKX crypto exchange has pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money transmission business in the US. As part of the settlement, its parent company, Aux Cayes FinTech, paid an $84 million (roughly Rs. 731 crore) penalty and forfeited $421 million (roughly Rs. 3,667 crore) in fees, primarily collected from a few institutional clients.
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Punjab Assembly Passes Resolution Against Centre's Draft Policy On Agriculture
The Punjab Assembly on Tuesday unanimously passed a resolution against the Centre's draft of the National Policy Framework on Agricultural Marketing, asserting it is an attempt to bring back the three farm laws repealed by the Centre in 2021.
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Google's AI Overviews Erode the Internet, US EdTech Firm Chegg Says in Lawsuit
Chegg, an online education company that offers textbook rentals, homework help, and tutoring has filed a lawsuit against Google. In the lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C., Google is co-opting publishers' content to keep users on its own site, erasing financial incentives to publish.
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Peace Can't Mean "Surrender" Of Ukraine, Says Macron After Talks With Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron insisted Monday that peace cannot mean the "surrender" of Ukraine, warning as he met US counterpart Donald Trump against a world in which the "law of the strongest" wins.
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Simultaneous Polls Not Undemocratic: Law Ministry To Joint Panel
Holding simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies is not undemocratic and does not hurt the federal structure, the Union law ministry told the joint committee of Parliament examining the bills on 'one nation, one election'.
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Suits LA Now Streaming on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know
Suits LA brings high-stakes legal drama to Los Angeles with an all-new cast, led by Stephen Amell as Ted Black. The series follows his journey from New York to LA, where he establishes himself at a top law firm handling high-profile clients. Gabriel Macht reprises his role as Harvey Specter, paving the way for potential crossovers.
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UK Launches Investigation into TikTok, Reddit Over Children's Personal Data Practices
UK's Information Commissioner's Office is probing TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur over their children's safety features. As per UK laws, social media platforms are mandated to prevent children from accessing harmful and age-inappropriate content by enforcing age limits and age-checking measures.
-
Promising Career Opportunities For Arts Students After Class 12
Studying arts opens doors to diverse fields such as law, journalism, and business administration.
-
Meet Asma Khan, The India-Origin Chef Who Hosted King Charles And Queen Camilla
Originally from Calcutta, Asma Khan moved to the UK in 1996 to study law at King's College and later earned a PhD in 2013.
-
Sir Isaac Newton Used Beer To Pen His Revolutionary Theories, Study Claims
A paper in the Royal Society's journal Notes and Records has claimed that Sir Isaac Newton's personal beer flagon offers key clues about his work.
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Canada Regulator to Impose Fee on Google For Online News Law's Operating Costs
The imposition of the levy on Google comes at a time of increased tension between Canada and the United States over trade, border security, and a digital services tax on US technology firms.
-
UK Musicians' 'Silent Album' Protest To Proposed Changes To Copyright Laws
If passed, the new British copyright law would permit tech companies to use musicians' original music to train AI models.
-
Bangladesh Army Chief Warns "Country At Risk, Anarchy Of Our Own Making"
Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman has acknowledged that there is a serious problem in his country with a rapidly worsening law and order situation.
-
Trump's "Nice New Law" Threat To Authors, Media After New Book On Him
US President Donald Trump, furious over a disparaging new tell-all book about him, threatened Wednesday to sue authors and media outlets that use anonymous sources.
-
Accused Killer Luigi Mangione Urges Devoted Fans To Stop Flooding Him With Photos
The update also emphasizes: "Please be aware that every photo received undergoes screening and review by law enforcement."
-
OKX Admits to Unlicensed Operations, Agrees to $505 Million Settlement with US DoJ
The OKX crypto exchange has pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money transmission business in the US. As part of the settlement, its parent company, Aux Cayes FinTech, paid an $84 million (roughly Rs. 731 crore) penalty and forfeited $421 million (roughly Rs. 3,667 crore) in fees, primarily collected from a few institutional clients.
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Punjab Assembly Passes Resolution Against Centre's Draft Policy On Agriculture
The Punjab Assembly on Tuesday unanimously passed a resolution against the Centre's draft of the National Policy Framework on Agricultural Marketing, asserting it is an attempt to bring back the three farm laws repealed by the Centre in 2021.
-
Google's AI Overviews Erode the Internet, US EdTech Firm Chegg Says in Lawsuit
Chegg, an online education company that offers textbook rentals, homework help, and tutoring has filed a lawsuit against Google. In the lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C., Google is co-opting publishers' content to keep users on its own site, erasing financial incentives to publish.
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Peace Can't Mean "Surrender" Of Ukraine, Says Macron After Talks With Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron insisted Monday that peace cannot mean the "surrender" of Ukraine, warning as he met US counterpart Donald Trump against a world in which the "law of the strongest" wins.
-
Simultaneous Polls Not Undemocratic: Law Ministry To Joint Panel
Holding simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies is not undemocratic and does not hurt the federal structure, the Union law ministry told the joint committee of Parliament examining the bills on 'one nation, one election'.
-
Suits LA Now Streaming on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know
Suits LA brings high-stakes legal drama to Los Angeles with an all-new cast, led by Stephen Amell as Ted Black. The series follows his journey from New York to LA, where he establishes himself at a top law firm handling high-profile clients. Gabriel Macht reprises his role as Harvey Specter, paving the way for potential crossovers.
