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There is no doubt that the media is powerful and holds immense power: to inform, to reform,  and—if misused—to mislead or ...

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It's been two decades since the denialism war was won in South Africa. Now HIV scientists and government are pitted against each other once again. Are we headed for denialism 2.0?

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It is now illegal to publish or threaten to publish real or AI-generated intimate images of a person without their consent. Tech sites and companies also must take down such images within 48 hours of ...