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Former TikTok Executive Alleges Chinese Communist Party’s ‘Supreme Access’ to the App

Former ByteDance engineering operations in the U.S. head claims that TikTok is employed as a "useful propaganda tool" by the CCP.

75% of Americans Attribute Rising National Division to Media: Poll

40% of Americans believe the press is harming democracy.

Brazil to Vote on Controversial ‘Fake News’ Bill Amid Free Speech Concerns

Non-compliant social media platforms could face financial sanctions or legal consequences.

Ex-DNI Ratcliffe to Testify Lab Leak as ‘Only Explanation’ for COVID-19 Outbreak

Based on U.S. intelligence and "numerous, diverse and unassailable" sources.

U.S. Air Force National Guard Employee Arrested for Leaking Classified Information

The FBI confirmed the arrest and the ongoing "authorized law enforcement activity at a residence in North Dighton, Massachusetts."

White House to Use Social Media Influencers to Promote Biden Agenda, Target Young Voters

The influencers may receive their own briefing room.

Transgender Influencer Dylan Mulvaney Announces Paid Partnership with Nike to Promote Women’s Clothing

"Home for a moment and leaning into cozy workout wear life with @nikewomen's newest Zenvy leggings and Alate bra!," Mulvaney writes in an Instagram post.

Australia Bans TikTok on Gov’t Devices

The Australian government has banned TikTok on all government-issued devices, following concerns over the app's security risks and its Chinese parent company's alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

Lawsuit Alleges Meta Intentionally Created Social Media to Be Addictive—Youth Now Facing ‘Most Serious Mental Health Crisis’

"Powerful corporations who wield unmatched, highly concentrated technology in pursuit of profit are knowingly creating this unprecedented mental health crisis," the lawsuit asserts.

Pharmaceutical Companies Pay TikTok Influencers to Market Prescription Drugs to Young People: Journal of Medical Internet Research

Pharmaceutical companies are paying TikTok influencers to market prescription drugs to young people, according to a recent study by researchers from the University of Colorado and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, which calls for increased transparency and regulation in the use of patient influencers for pharmaceutical marketing, particularly when it comes to targeting young people.

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