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Internal documents show Instagram knew about teen safety issues in DMs since 2018, yet delayed launching key features like a nudity filter until 2024. The company faces pressure to prioritize young user protection.

MPs openly criticize Prince Andrew, reflecting a changing attitude towards the former royal. The language used paints a stark picture of a man perceived as rude, arrogant, and unable to separate his personal interests from public duty.

A standoff between Anthropic and the Trump administration puts the company's $200M government contract at risk over concerns about its

Google issues a public apology after a news alert directed users to a racial slur, stating it was an error that should not have occurred. The incident has raised concerns about the company's content moderation practices.

Get exclusive live coverage and analysis of the President's State of the Union speech on NPR. Hear the latest updates and Democratic response.

A powerful winter storm dumped over 3 feet of snow in Providence, Rhode Island, paralyzing the city. Crews work around the clock to clear roads and restore power as residents brace for more harsh weather.

Exclusive analysis of a new study revealing the extensive nature of President Xi Jinping's purges within China's military leadership, highlighting the scale of his power consolidation.

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The legendary French composer, known for her meditative and feedback-driven sonic explorations, has died at the age of 94. Radigue's innovative use of synthesizers left a lasting impact on experimental music.