Quickpost | Sacramento
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a formal investigation into TikTok, accusing the platform of deliberately suppressing content critical of former US President Donald Trump.
Speaking at a press conference in Sacramento on Monday, the Democratic governor said multiple complaints indicate that videos questioning Trump’s immigration policies...
Quickpost | United States
Major technology companies are set to face a landmark federal trial in the United States over allegations that their platforms are harming the mental health of children and teenagers.
The lawsuit targets Meta, YouTube—owned by Alphabet—and TikTok. Plaintiffs allege the companies knowingly designed features and algorithms...
Quickpost | London |20 January
The UK government has firmly defended its controversial agreement to hand sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius after former US president Donald Trump described the move as an “act of GREAT STUPIDITY”.
Under the proposed deal—yet to be ratified by parliament—the UK would...
QuickPost | London | January 17, 2026
Global political and trade tensions escalated sharply after former US president Donald Trump announced plans to impose sweeping tariffs on several European countries over their opposition to US control of Greenland.
In a series of statements posted on his Truth Social...
Quickpost | World | 10 January 2026
Nationwide protests in Iran have entered their second week with growing intensity, as security forces escalate crackdowns and the United States warns Tehran against further lethal repression.
Mass demonstrations — originally triggered by economic collapse, inflation and the plunging value of the rial —...
Quickpost | 22 March 2025
Top U.S. tech giants Google and Apple have advised employees on temporary U.S. visas to avoid international travel, warning that they could face long delays returning to the United States due to visa processing backlogs at embassies and consulates worldwide.
According to...
