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therealnews.com

We don't just report the headlines. We expose the systems behind them. We tell the stories of those targeted by state violence, amplify grassroots resistance, and hold power to account.

mronline.org

A project of Monthly Review Magazine

glenndiesen.substack.com

Professor of political science with research focus on geoeconomics, Russian foreign policy and Eurasian integration. Click to read Glenn Diesen’s Substack, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

nakedcapitalism.com

World's Most Influential Finance and Economics Blog with Trenchant Commentary, Penetrating Investigation and Insider Political/Regulatory Analysis.

zerohedge.com

zerohedge - on a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

rt.com

US military personnel have been banned from using fitness trackers, smartphones and other devices over fears that geolocation features might jeopardize the secrecy of American operations abroad, the Pentagon has announced.

scientificamerican.com

Michael Pollan dives into the scientific and philosophical puzzles of consciousness, from brain biology to AI and beyond

businessinsider.com

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cnn.com

A Los Angeles jury found that Meta and YouTube knowingly created addictive platforms that harmed the mental health of a young woman. It’s a landmark decision that could serve as a roadmap for thousands of similar cases. But will this legal pressure lead to real change to how social media platforms operate? And what can parents learn from this case?  Clare is joined by Nicki Petrossi, host of the podcast Scrolling 2 Death, and Sarah Gardner, founder and CEO of the Heat Initiative, to talk about what this verdict could mean for their kids and future generations.  Clare also made a video a few months ago walking through safety features and tools for monitoring kids’ social media use. You can find that here. Terms of Service is a CNN Podcasts and Goat Rodeo production. This episode was produced by Rebecca Seidel. At Goat Rodeo, the lead producer is Rebecca Seidel, and the executive producers are Megan Nadolski and Ian Enright. At CNN, Matt Martinez is our Senior Producer and Dan Dzula is our Technical Director. Production support from Sofía Sanchez.