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Raghava KK explores the intersection of art and technology, demonstrating how brain waves can alter artistic perception and enhance interactive storytelling.
Twenty-seven provinces in Egypt have hosted Mahraganat music events, blending traditional Shaabi with techno and hip-hop to express youth frustrations.
Increasing repression of opposition voices in Russia under President Vladimir Putin is marked by a vast surveillance network and a citizen reporting system.
Alexander Lukashenko's presidency in Belarus, marked by media control and repression, shapes the lives of ordinary citizens facing daily challenges and resilience.
Bill Dixon, a graduate of a New York Conservatory of Music, discards traditional musical forms to create a new movement in jazz.
Six corporations control most of the mainstream media in the United States, shaping public perception and reinforcing elite interests.
More than one million Uyghurs are detained in what a U.N. panel describes as a massive internment camp in Xinjiang, China.
Leah Remini reveals how Scientology conditions members to distrust media while on 'King of Queens.'
Rebel Wilson discusses her awkward encounter with One Direction at the Teen Choice Awards and her experiences with censorship in comedy.
Robocalls surged by 57% in 2018, totaling nearly 50 billion calls, making them the number one consumer complaint to the Federal Communications Commission.
Chair Tom Wheeler finds Last Week Tonight's net neutrality segment funny and clarifies he's not a dingo.
Over 23 percent of Donald Trump's statements evaluated by Politifact are false, according to John Oliver's analysis of the president's claims.
70% of Americans support allowing any voter to vote by mail, a topic President Trump has repeatedly claimed is substantially fraudulent.
Ai Weiwei discusses the importance of speaking out ahead of his Tate Modern Turbine Hall installation.
Al Jazeera's coverage of the Arab Spring makes it a target in Qatar's Gulf crisis.
Merkel stresses rebuilding trust in the US regarding data privacy and phone monitoring.
British police investigate an assault on a protester at the Chinese consulate in Manchester.
Apple removed VPN applications from its Chinese app store in 2017, a decision criticized by developers as a form of censorship.
Arab states demand Qatar close Al Jazeera within 10 days amid ongoing tensions.
Concerns have been raised about the lack of ethnic diversity in the 'Dune' movies, which critics argue fail to reflect the Arabic influences in Frank Herbert's original story.
China supports Russia's narrative on Ukraine, with the government refusing to call Russian actions an invasion.
Beijing's underground churches face severe repression from the Chinese Communist Party.
China ranks worst for internet freedom, while Iceland and Estonia lead in web access freedom.
Xi Jinping's defiant tone marks the Communist Party's centenary celebrations in Tiananmen Square.
China's great firewall blocks Twitter, Facebook, Google, and restricts VPN access for users.
Beijing's NPC advances a security law, escalating protests in Hong Kong against national anthem bill.
Dr. Li Wenliang's death sparks demands for free speech and transparency in China.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions plans to announce a new strategy against leakers tomorrow.
Russia shuts down Deutsche Welle's Moscow office and revokes journalist accreditations on Friday.
Erdogan leads a boycott of French goods, sparking protests across the Muslim world.
Facebook settles FTC privacy claims for $5 billion amid ongoing scrutiny and investigations.
Antonio Rudiger faces racist abuse during a match, prompting three Stadium warnings to fans.
Fox News settles with Dominion for $787.5 million over false election claims.
Gary Lineker stands firm on his tweet, stating he does not regret it during a morning interview.
General Francisco Franco's regime in Spain actively targeted left-wing university students, perceiving them as a significant threat to his authoritarian rule.
After four years of controversy, Google closed its Mainland search service rather than continue to self-censor sensitive material.
Google mistakenly lists Nazism as the ideology of California Republicans before the primary.
Greece cracks down on Golden Dawn amid rising public discontent and legal actions.
A furious youtuber walked into YouTube's San Bruno headquarters and shot three employees last week.
Homan Square in Chicago is a secretive facility impacting defendants' access to legal representation.
Violent clashes occur at Hong Kong airport as police confront protesters amid ongoing unrest.
Joshua Wong discusses his prison release and the ongoing fight for democracy in Hong Kong.
Hongkongers defy a ban to commemorate the Tiananmen Square massacre in Victoria Park.
Mae West arrives at Grauman's Chinese Theater for the premiere of 'I'm No Angel' in 1933.
Women in Iran protest by walking in public with their hair uncovered, defying hijab laws.
An Indian jewelry brand withdraws an ad featuring an interfaith family amid 'love jihad' backlash.
Germany summons the Iranian Ambassador after Iran executes protester Mohsen Shikari on Thursday.
Ally critiques the media's portrayal of political correctness and its impact on culture.
