Last week, an exciting event hosted by Oprah Winfrey brought together some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, including Chris Rock, Ben Stiller, Julia Roberts, and Meryl Streep. The purpose? To give Vice President Kamala Harris a boost as she faces off against Donald Trump in the upcoming election. The event was
Decades ago, the famous intellectual Noam Chomsky, in his 1991 book Media Control, explained how the U.S. government uses propaganda to push its agenda. Fast forward to today, and a retired Indian Air Force officer is making a bold claim: social media giants like Facebook and Instagram, owned by META,
Brazil has taken drastic action against billionaire Elon Musk’s companies, seizing $3.3 million from his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), and satellite internet provider, Starlink. This all started with a decision by the Brazilian Supreme Court, which unblocked the companies’ bank accounts, only to withdraw the funds to enforce
Yulia Vavilova, a 24-year-old influencer and self-described crypto coach, has finally spoken out after being detained alongside Telegram founder Pavel Durov in Paris. She was arrested last month while flying with Durov on his private jet, but up until now, she hadn’t shared her side of the story. Her return
We live in a time where cable news is slowly fading away, like how the 8-track tape or the VHS player did years ago. Today, the way Americans get their political news is changing dramatically, and this shift is shaking up the whole political scene. CNN, Fox, and MSNBC, which
A federal indictment has exposed a massive scandal involving a Tennessee media company, Tenet Media, that secretly took nearly $10 million from Russian state-backed media. The indictment, unsealed on Wednesday, reveals that Tenet Media was actually a covert Russian operation designed to push hidden Kremlin messages to American audiences. The
In a surprising turn of events, the Navy has removed Cmdr. Cameron Yaste, the leader of the USS John McCain, from his position. The reason? A comically embarrassing photo of him holding a rifle with its scope mounted backwards. This funny photo was first shared on the Navy’s social media
Telegram’s founder, Pavel Durov, is in hot water in France. He’s been arrested and is facing multiple charges for not doing enough to control the content on his platform. But while Durov is dealing with legal issues, Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, is catching attention for a different reason. Zuckerberg has
Telegram, one of the most popular messaging apps in India, is now at the center of a major investigation by the Indian government. The authorities are looking into claims that criminals are using the app for illegal activities like extortion and gambling. This investigation comes at a sensitive time, as
