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The UK regulatory agency has imposed a fine on Reddit, citing that the platform did not implement sufficient age verification measures. The agency alleges that Reddit failed to apply any robust age as…
Members of Parliament (MPs) in the UK are calling for a temporary ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties. This request arises from concerns that the anonymity provided by cryptocurrencie…
DJI has filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), claiming that the agency's recent ruling has caused significant harm to the company. The lawsuit argues that the FCC's rest…
Discord has decided to postpone its plans for age verification, which would have required users to submit facial or ID scans. This decision comes in response to significant backlash from users who exp…
The U.S. government has reportedly issued a deadline to AI developer Anthropic amid ongoing discussions regarding the safeguards for the military use of its products. Anthropic has established specifi…
In 2025, the UK experienced a significant reduction in work visa grants, with numbers dropping by a fifth. This decline follows the implementation of stricter immigration rules aimed at controlling th…
Starting from 25 February, new travel regulations will be implemented that will impact various groups, including British dual nationals. These changes are expected to alter the travel experience for m…
Kalshi, a prediction betting market, has announced its first fines for insider trading, targeting a MrBeast editor and a California gubernatorial candidate. The platform fined Artem Kaptur, an editor …
Kalshi has imposed a fine of over $20,000 on Artem Kaptur, an editor for YouTube star MrBeast, for insider trading related to markets associated with the influencer. The fine highlights the regulatory…
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