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Brooks Koepka to 'join Saudi rebel tour' despite hitting out at 'greedy' Phil Mickelson

Brooks Koepka had previously slammed fellow American Phil Mickelson amid his links to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series, but he himself has now reportedly made the controversial switch.

Daily Mirror

Russian TV channel takes aim at 'Iron Curtain' from outside

When television reporters Tikhon Dzyadko and Ekaterina Kotrikadze left Russia with other colleagues in March, they left the country without one of its few major non-government media outlets.

Reuters

In pro-Russian Serbia, a few Russians and Ukrainians unite to oppose war

Each week about a dozen Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian expatriates opposed to Russia's invasion of Ukraine meet local Serbs in a Belgrade cafe to discuss the war and plan protest rallies.

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Woman who drove man who killed Nipsey Hussle testifies

A woman testified that she didn't realize she was acting as a getaway driver when she took her friend from the scene of the killing of rapper Nipsey Hussle in 2019

The Independent UK

B&M sparks debate among supermarket shoppers after selling ‘dead’ plants for 1p

Some call for supermarkets to stop selling plants altogether, but others encourage shoppers to buy the withered products

Wales Online

Trump ally’s Senate campaign video blocked on social media

Facebook says the ad violates its policies on violence and incitement while Twitter blocked the video from being shared.

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Looks like TikTok was sending U.S. user data to China after all

Leaked calls obtained by 'Buzzfeed News' reveal that engineers in China had access to U.S. data. Now, TikTok claims that all of its data is going to U.S. servers in Texas.

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Halal skincare

As a religious Muslim and a woman who uses make-up, Suraiya Waeusang has to remove the product and wash her face at least three times a day before prayers. Muslims must wash their hands, mouth, nose, face, arms, head, ears and feet before prayers five times a day -- three…

Bangkok Post

Mayo church goes viral after alleged 'miracle' during Sunday mass

Some are seeing it as a sign from Jesus

Irish Mirror

Baby Pics, Life Lessons, and Obits: What Happened to LinkedIn?

Why users are posting more personal content on a professional platform

The Walrus

Facebook: Greitens' 'RINO hunting' video violates standards

Facebook has removed a campaign video by Republican Missouri U.S. Senate candidate Eric Greitens for violating “policies prohibiting violence and incitement,” because the ad showed him brandishing a shotgun and declaring that he was hunting RINOs, or Republicans in Name Only

The Independent UK

Facebook removes GOP Senate candidate Eric Greitens’ ad about ‘hunting’ ‘Republicans in Name Only’

Twitter determined the ad violated its terms about abusive behavior.

The Independent UK

Australia Offers a Terrifying Vision of an Internet Without Section 230

What happens when YouTube and Facebook can be held liable for their users’ speech?

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The Independent UK

Lawyer shot dead in Uber on way to airport with his mother

‘I can’t explain the pain, the heaviness I have in my heart,’ his mother wrote in a Facebook post

Tribune News Service

Parmy Olson: AI’s hold over humans is starting to get stronger

It has been an exasperating week for computer scientists. They’ve been falling over each other to publicly denounce claims from Google engineer Blake Lemoine, chronicled in a Washington Post report, that his employer’s language-predicting system was sentient and deserved all of the rights associated with consciousness.

The Independent UK

Anti-abortion police could criminalise period-tracking app data and search history. Inside the battle to stop them

Legislation could prevent sensitive user data in menstrual-tracking apps and search engine results from being used to prosecute abortion providers, Alex Woodward reports

Glasgow Live

B&M shoppers slam 1p plants that 'even Jesus couldn't resurrect'

B&M customers have been quick to share their frustration after one branch of the budget giant sold dead-looking plants for just 1p — with one shopper calling the move "disgraceful"

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The Independent UK

Trump-backed Arizona governor candidate branded a ‘hypocrite’ by drag queen who performed at her birthday

‘To make me be the bogeyman for political gain, it was just too much,’ said Richard Stevens, who goes by the stage name Barbra Seville

Salon

Tumblr's enduring appeal

The social media platform defies categorization or a defined purpose, which might explain why it also persists

Irish Mirror

Gardai catch driver going 210km/h on M3 in Co Meath

“Our message is simple, #SlowDown,” the representative of An Garda Siochana posted on Facebook.

The Independent UK

Mysterious spirals of blue light in sky stun New Zealand stargazers

The mysterious spiral was seen in the sky around 7.30pm on Sunday in New Zealand’s South Island

Manchester Evening News

Police probe fake Facebook post about controversial Hooters set to open in Salford

Police are investigating the origin of a fake post on social media that suggests the decision to approve the Hooters licence at Salford Quays was to punish nearby residents for voting in a Liberal Democrat councillor. The apparent Facebook post purp

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Facebook whistleblower: Lok Sabha speaker says 'no rule' to let a foreigner depose

India has "no rule to give permission to foreign nationals" to appear before a parliamentary committee, Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla said in an interview to UNI.

Liverpool Echo

Faces of 23 people jailed in Merseyside this week

An overview of the court cases heard in our region over the last week

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