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Whistleblowers Say Meta and TikTok Allowed Harmful Content to Boost Engagement

Several whistleblowers claim that major social media platforms allowed harmful content to spread in order to increase user engagement. Former employees say internal research revealed that controversial or outrage-driven posts…

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Gunfire Reported at Rihanna’s Beverly Hills Home, Suspect Arrested

Police say the Rihanna residence in Beverly Hills was hit by gunfire…

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Live Nation Reaches Tentative Settlement in US Antitrust Case

LIVE NATION ENTERTAINMENT has reached a tentative settlement with the United States…

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Netflix Confirms Sequel to Hit Film KPop Demon Hunters

NETFLIX has officially confirmed a sequel to the hit animated film KPop…

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Whistleblowers Say Meta and TikTok Allowed Harmful Content to Boost Engagement

Several whistleblowers claim that major social media platforms allowed harmful content to…

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