Society

A bill that would bar minors from certain digital platforms has cleared the Senate, but child rights groups say it punishes young users for harms they did not create. The Senate approved Senate Bill Senate's Youth Social Media Ban Sparks Rights ConcernsRead more

Delhi Police moved before dawn against organisers of a planned demonstration targeting Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, detaining activists Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka as Delhi Detains Protest Organisers Ahead of Election Commission RallyRead more

Exclusive video obtained by CBS News documents Iranian missile, drone and fighter jet attacks on Camp Buehring, a major American staging base in Kuwait, during the opening days of a war that began Footage Reveals Scale of Iranian Strikes on U.S. Base in KuwaitRead more

City of Wolverhampton Council has consolidated its private hire driver and vehicle licensing process into a single digital application route, requiring applicants to submit identity, medical, Wolverhampton Moves Private Hire Licensing Checks Fully OnlineRead more

Quebec has handed the Parti Québécois enough seats to form a minority government, returning the sovereigntist party to power for the first time since 2014. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is positioned to Quebec Separatists Return to Power, Referendum Timeline Stays UncertainRead more

Australia's government has told the High Court it enacted its landmark ban on social media accounts for under-16s before scientists had reached consensus on whether the platforms actually cause Canberra Admits Evidence Gap Behind Under-16s Social Media BanRead more

Late Sunday night, President Donald Trump published a Truth Social post about Brazil's presidential election that misidentified the country as India. The error came as Brazil's first-round results Trump Confuses India and Brazil While Renewing Election Fraud ClaimsRead more