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The law doesn't have to punish you if it can make you punish yourself first. That's the operating principle behind digital governance in Egypt, Iraq, and Tunisia, according to a year of conversations Fear Becomes Policy Tool for Digital Rights Across North AfricaRead more

Robinhood has added $25 million of Bitcoin to its corporate treasury, a modest sum for a company of its scale but a notable signal for a strategy that fell out of fashion after its early wave of Robinhood Puts Bitcoin on Its Balance Sheet, Reviving a Corporate TrendRead more

The second series of The Celebrity Traitors is approaching its midpoint on BBC One, and the audience reaction so far is considerably more mixed than the near-universal acclaim that greeted season Celebrity Traitors Returns, But Early Episodes Split Viewer OpinionRead more

Lamar Jackson will not play Sunday night against Atlanta. Caleb Williams is questionable after missing two games. Saquon Barkley is out in London. These are not minor roster notes - they are the data Week 5 Injury Reports Reshape NFL Betting Markets League-WideRead more

Delhi Police moved before dawn, detaining activists, a prominent YouTuber and organisers connected to the Civil Justice Platform (CJP) hours before a planned demonstration demanding the resignation Delhi Detains Protest Organisers Ahead of Second CJP RallyRead more

Elon Musk widened a public dispute with Indian industry on Thursday, singling out billionaire Mukesh Ambani by name a day after accusing unnamed "oligarchs" of blocking Starlink's entry into India. Musk Escalates Feud With India's Business Elite Over Starlink DelaysRead more