Australian government defends under-16 social media ban in court.
Reddit and a libertarian group say the law is over-broad and restricts youths’ political communication.
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Colorado’s program offers 15 hours weekly and $6,300 per child annually, funded by tobacco taxes.
Supreme Court rejects Trump's request to stop California counting disputed votes.
About 20,000 ballots were targeted, but California officials dispute the government’s non-citizen list and methods.
Appeals court lifts election limits on Trump administration.
The ruling removes restrictions tied to elections.
Voters revolt against tech at polls in an AI earthquake.
Dozens of moratoriums pass in 10 states; about two-thirds of 2028 data center capacity faces delays.
North Korea rebuffs Trump diplomacy amid busiest missile-testing spree in years.
Pyongyang rejects US outreach while conducting its heaviest missile-testing pace in years.
Cruel new government plans to stop the boats misunderstand refugees like me.
Refugees arriving by small boats or clandestine routes may wait up to 30 years for settlement.
Our White House correspondents asked President Trump if he would accept the election results.
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Wednesday 4 NovemberAustralian government defends under-16 social media ban in court.
Reddit and a libertarian group say the law is over-broad and restricts youths’ political communication.
Supreme Court weighs LGBTQ exclusion in publicly funded Catholic preschools.
Colorado’s program offers 15 hours weekly and $6,300 per child annually, funded by tobacco taxes.
Supreme Court rejects Trump's request to stop California counting disputed votes.
About 20,000 ballots were targeted, but California officials dispute the government’s non-citizen list and methods.
Appeals court lifts election limits on Trump administration.
The ruling removes restrictions tied to elections.
Voters revolt against tech at polls in an AI earthquake.
Dozens of moratoriums pass in 10 states; about two-thirds of 2028 data center capacity faces delays.
North Korea rebuffs Trump diplomacy amid busiest missile-testing spree in years.
Pyongyang rejects US outreach while conducting its heaviest missile-testing pace in years.
Cruel new government plans to stop the boats misunderstand refugees like me.
Refugees arriving by small boats or clandestine routes may wait up to 30 years for settlement.
Our White House correspondents asked President Trump if he would accept the election results.
President Trump is asked whether he will accept the election results.
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