10 Times People Tried to Weaponize Music
Music has been a powerful tool for expression, unity, and emotion throughout human history. But in some cases, music has been twisted into a weapon—used to intimidate, manipulate, and even psychologically torment. From ancient battlefields to modern interrogations, these moments reveal how sound can be wielded as a force of control and chaos…
State of Mass., civil rights groups already suing over Trump’s birthright citizenship order
Trump’s executive order seeks to end birthright citizenship for some children born to immigrants. The post State of Mass., civil rights groups already suing over Trump’s birthright citizenship order appeared first on Boston.com…
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John Robson: The high price Israel pays for believing human life is sacred
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UN seeks $910 million for humanitarian crisis in Nigeria’s northeast – Reuters
UN seeks $910 million for humanitarian crisis in Nigeria’s northeast ReutersFood insecurity threatens 33 million people in Nigeria, UN says Guardian Nigeria7.8 million in northeast Nigeria need life-saving aid, says UN The Sun NigeriaThe consequences of bad governance, by Donu Kogbara Vanguard…‘My kid is never gonna grow up being smarter than AI’: OpenAI’s Sam Altman
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Google DeepMind CEO says 2025’s the year we start popping pills AI helped invent
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Fate of 48 Uyghurs detained in Thailand uncertain as Bangkok denies plan to deport after UN warning
The Uyghurs fled China — which has been accused of grave human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region against Uyghurs — more than a decade ago and live in constant fear of being sent back…