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As the new April 5 deadline approaches, Trump has indicated that a deal could come in the next few days

The internet went wild this week when it appeared that Hailey Bieber unfollowed her husband Justin Bieber after a worrying livestream.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem reacted to a video in which a person calls to shoot at ICE agents upon sight

Here’s what your bed should be wearing this year, according to the experts

Immigrants and allies are taking over social media to warn their undocumented neighbors about local deportation and ICE sightings

One year after Video Ezy opened its first store in Aotearoa New Zealand, the Broadcasting Act 1989 was introduced. It established frameworks and funding for local content that largely still exist.

TikTok could be banned on April 5 – what's the plan and why you should care?

Election interference is a much broader phenomenon than is often assumed. Once limited to intimidation, voter fraud or hacking, election interference includes more mundane, pervasive and ubiquitous interactions. A seemingly innocuous and casual chat with a neighbour or barista could now be considered part of a hostile influence campaign.

The term “lore” has, well, a whole lot of lore. Now essential online slang, the word can be traced back to Old English, where it referred primarily to learning, as in the act of teaching or being taught.

President Donald Trump again downplayed risks that TikTok is in danger of being banned in the United States, saying he remains confident of finding a buyer for the app's US business by a Friday deadline.

Several online platforms have launched a legal proceeding against the fees imposed for being a Very Large Online Platform under the Digital Services Act.