Brazilian Workers Paid Equivalent of 70 Cents an Hour to Transcribe TikToks
Some workers logged as many as 90 hours per week and complained that the subcontractors they worked for didn’t make promised payments.
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Pentagon Plans to Monitor Social Media of Military Personnel for Extremist Content
The military has previously balked at surveilling service members for extremist political views due to First Amendment protections.
Until Ukraine, Russia Lobbyists Successfully Blunted U.S. Sanctions After Foreign Adventurism
After unpopular assaults on Crimea and eastern Ukraine, Russia and Kremlin-associated interests spent millions on lobbying in Washington.
Israel Used U.S. Weapons to Destroy U.S. Assets and Aid Projects in Gaza
Documents show that in 2021, arms made and funded by the United States destroyed UNRWA schools, USAID projects, and a Coca-Cola plant.
School Privatization Lobby Places Fake News on Local Stations
With Ed Newsfeed, the Betsy DeVos-funded American Federation for Children distributes syndicated content to TV stations. They run it as news.
Facial Recognition Search Engine Pulls Up “Potentially Explicit” Photos of Kids
PimEyes makes sensitive images of children available to anyone with an internet connection.
New Squad of Henry Cuellar Supporters Takes to Twitter to Rep Their Favorite Rep
The cautious conservatism of "Excellent Henry" has activated countless users in the final days of the Texas primary.
The Texas Border County at the Center of a Dangerous Right-Wing Experiment
Officials in rural Kinney County, Texas, are pushing Gov. Greg Abbott to take ever more extreme action against migrants and asylum-seekers.
Ukraine on the Offensive
Recently back from Ukraine, scholar and researcher Rajan Menon shares his observations.
Sexual Assault Allegations Vanished From Potential Cori Bush Challenger’s Wikipedia Page
The edits to the page for state Sen. Steven Roberts came from an IP address in the Missouri Capitol.