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Australia's government has introduced legislation to ban social media access for children under 16, citing mental health concerns. The bill, announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, holds platforms accountable for enforcing the age limit and is expected to pass by the end of the year. The legislation aims to protect children from harmful online content.
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Scottish comedian Janey Godley has died at the age of 63 after a battle with ovarian cancer. Known for her viral parodies during the COVID-19 pandemic, Godley was surrounded by family at the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice in Glasgow. Her legacy includes a unique blend of humor and candidness about her life experiences.
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Following Donald Trump's re-election, interest in South Korea's 4B movement has surged among American women. This movement advocates for rejecting heterosexual relationships as a response to perceived threats to women's rights, particularly in light of recent abortion rulings and societal misogyny. The movement's principles resonate with many disillusioned voters.
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The Bucharest Court of Appeal has ruled against prosecutors in the case against Andrew and Tristan Tate, ordering the removal of key evidence and citing flaws in the indictment. This decision could significantly impact the ongoing investigation into human trafficking allegations against the brothers.
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UK officials are debating potential social media restrictions for users under 16, following Australia's proposed ban. Technology Secretary Peter Kyle emphasizes the need for online safety, while teenagers express concerns about the impact of such a ban on their social connections. New laws are set to enforce stricter regulations on tech companies next year.