The big picture: As various governments grapple with how to rein in the effects of social media on children, many, including several European countries, are considering an outright youth ban. However, France has just demonstrated that balancing such legislation with constitutional freedoms remains tricky. France’s highest court struck down a law this week that would...
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. Arguably, organised criminal networks operate unhindered in Pakistan not because its citizens have a relentless lawbreaking itch to scratch, but because the system accommodates such networks and makes it easy for them to operate. When law enforcement, documentation and regulation are lax, and red tape is selectively reserved for important procedures, a country automatically...
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U.S. Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Adam Schiff have introduced a Water Cyber Shield Act to improve cybersecurity in America’s water infrastructure in the wake of recent cyberattacks on water utilities in Minnesota. In April, officials warned of an alarming increase in cyberattacks against water utilities. In the past few weeks, coordinated attacks targeted more than...
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Helping local senior citizens identify common phone, email and internet scams was the topic of a recent presentation conducted by a Rep. Jake Banta (R-4th).The event was held at the Corry Community Center, 15 S. First Ave.  Rep Jake Banta (R-4th) was in town on Thursday to host a presentation at the Corry Community Center,...
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The Australian Government has launched a national awareness campaign and targeted resources to help spot and stop bullying in schools. The Let’s Stop Bullying advertisement campaign, with the slogan ‘Bullying is harder to spot than you think’, features various school aged children who ask the audience: ‘Can you tell which one of us is being...
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It’s the stuff of science fiction. The company OpenAI, creators of ChatGPT, briefly lost control of a group of AI models that went rogue recently and started colluding with each other, eventually hacking into another AI firm. Instead of answering questions they were given to test their cybersecurity capabilities, the misbehaving models decided to cheat...
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QUEZON City Mayor Joy Belmonte revealed on Saturday that the local government has launched a school safety initiative that would unite schools, law enforcement agencies, villages, families and community partners in a coordinated effort to prevent and respond to violence and other threats within educational institutions. Called the QC Safe Schools Whole-of-Community Framework, Belmonte said...
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Nicotine pouches are odorless, easy to hide, and increasingly promoted online — and doctors say that combination is changing how young people encounter nicotine. CLEVELAND — Nicotine pouches sit between the lip and the gum and release nicotine directly into the body. Zyn, the best-known brand, now holds more than half of all nicotine pouch...
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From premium makeup brands endorsed by celebrities to lavish displays of the influencer lifestyle, senior Aashka Nadathur has observed how teens are constantly exposed to an idealized perspective of life on social media, fostering unfair social comparison and addiction.  “When you’re in such a formative period of your life, and all you can think about...
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