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The Road to Las Vegas: Review-Journal's Week 4 CFP projections
There is a reason Texas hasn't yet cracked these rankings despite the Longhorns' No. 1 standing in that other poll. The schedule is brutal and there are just so many opportunities to potentially stub their toe more than once, as they nearly found…
Football's enduring controversies show why journalism matters
It was thanks to journalists, initially from The Times and Financial Times, that FIFA president Gianni Infantino's proposal to sell off the World Cup was revealed. Valued at US$20 billion, the FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) subsidiary envisaged…
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[Tech Thoughts] How bad actors weaponize copyright to silence journalism online
As a journalist whose primary world is being online, I didn't really think much about how social media impacted the reach of stories. My concerns were mostly about writing stories, leaving much of the amplification of my work to others in Rappler.
AI and the latest, most existential opportunity to lay down journalism's role
Journalism has always had to play catch-up with technological advancement. The need to ride the next wave to reach more and newer audiences is an in-built capability and imperative for newsrooms. But for more than a decade now, newsrooms have found…
A congress for Europe's future
In her latest State of the Union address, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reached back almost 80 years for inspiration, invoking the 1948 Congress of Europe, which brought together political leaders, intellectuals and…
Surgeon warns over viral hair oil trend - 'it's different
A transplant surgeon has told how a popular hair loss trend might actually work - unlike many social media fads. Dr Adam Ali says he usually 'rolls his eyes' at hair oils warning most of the things promoted on line lack any evidence. However the…
Indian Social Media Aggression: ML Study Reveals Indirect Trends On X
A new study by researchers from Goa Institute of Management reveals that indirect aggression is the most prevalent form of aggressive communication on Indian social media platform X, especially during major national events, offering crucial…
Climate's Past Performance Uncertain Predictor of Future
The predictions of climate doomsayers reveal an embarrassing ignorance of a capricious geological history shaped by natural forces too powerful for human control and too complex to allow for meaningful forecasts. What can be said is that we are…
Trump Approval Lowest for Any President Pre-Midterms Since 1990: WSJ Poll
President Donald Trump 's approval rating has dropped to 37 percent, the lowest recorded for any president heading into a midterm election in Wall Street Journal polls dating to 1990, according to a new survey released Friday. The poll of 1,500…
How students in Japan strive to escape the international school bubble
With sky-high tuition and a scholastic life spent outside of the culture and teachings of the public school system, it can be easy for students at international schools to get stuck in a bubble. Some might find it hard to integrate with the broader…
Japanese anime actor fights TikTok over AI voice cloning
A high-profile Japanese anime voice actor has taken TikTok to court over videos he says feature an artificial intelligence clone of his “lustrous” baritone, with a verdict due on Wednesday. AI imitation is a growing concern among…
Real sustainability means getting serious about youth leadership
For decades, youth have been told they are the future — the changemakers, co-creators, and leaders of tomorrow. But are we truly listening to what they have to say? Do we empower young people to be able to lead societal transformations? And…
An attempt to control what gets reported is an attempt to control what you know. You can fight back.
When someone in a position of power moves to punish or shut out independent reporting, it's often viewed as another media story — an argument between politicians and journalists, happening somewhere else, about something that doesn't matter…
Polymarket Is Being Used for Massive Money Laundering
Gambling addicts aren't the only ones being taken for a ride by prediction markets. As gambling platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi become have more popular than ever before, financial criminals are also using prediction markets to unleash fraud…
Indicators 2026: Which NEPA jobs are most likely to change because of AI?
The use of artificial intelligence is quickly becoming common in workplaces across Northeast Pennsylvania — and recent data suggests that AI is more likely to change how many people work rather than eliminate their occupations altogether.
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