‘Stop Killing Children’: Days after being called out by Mohamed Salah, UEFA display anti-war banner at Super Cup

Before the UEFA Super Cup final, a powerful message against violence towards children and civilians was displayed, aligning with UEFA’s new partnership to aid war-affected children. PSG secured their first Super Cup title after a dramatic penalty shootout victory against Tottenham, who had initially led 2-0. The win also marked the first time a French…

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YouTube to crack down on AI-generated and repetitive content: Google changes payout rules; check if you will be affected

In 2025, YouTube will tighten its Partner Programme rules, targeting channels with ‘mass-produced, repetitious, or inauthentic’ content. While subscriber and watch-time thresholds remain unchanged, the review process will prioritize originality. The platform aims to demonetize AI-generated content lacking added value, while still allowing AI use with genuine insight and creative input.

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Kill them all: Why Pete Hegseth’s ‘order’ is a feature, not a bug, of American cowboy justice

Which brings us to Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and the now-infamous “Kill Them All” directive. The mainstream American commentariat is working overtime to portray his alleged order — to eliminate the two survivors clinging to the wreckage of a bombed Caribbean vessel — as a shocking departure from established norms. But the truth is far…

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