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Facebook Ends Australia News Blackout After Media Law Compromise Angus Whitley, updated 16 minutes ago Facebook Inc. will end its news blackout in Australia after the government agreed to amend world-first legislation forcing the tech giant and Google to pay local publishers for content. The social-media platform switched off news sharing in the nation last week in opposition to the proposed law, and Mark Zuckerberg and government officials have been locked in talks to find a compromise. Among key concessions, the government said Tuesday it would take into account commercia

How much does the Daily Fail pay her or does she pay them? She gets a VERY detailed article in Daily Fail often. And don’t get me started on those candid paparazzi photos of her out on the street dressed up outlandishly and drenched in 10lbs of makeup!

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@Jazzy Jan @San Hero cat dies saving kids from Australia’s ‘most dangerous’ snake By Lee Brown February 16, 2021 | 1:09pm Arthur the cat died protecting two children from an Eastern Brown Snake in Queensland, Australia. @AnimalEmergencyServiceHQ A hero pet cat sacrificed the last of his nine lives to save his human siblings — dying as he fought one of Australia’s deadliest snakes to stop it from attacking them, according to an animal hospital. “Heroes come in all shapes and sizes!” the Animal Emergency Service said in a Facebook post Sunday hailing the ultim

Sorry, millennials. The emoji isn't cool anymore By Kaya Yurieff, CNN Business Updated 9:36 AM ET, Mon February 15, 2021 New York (CNN Business) — Bad news for people who frequently use the emoji: It is no longer cool. In recent weeks, two internet-savvy generations have been clashing in videos and comments on TikTok over the hallmarks of millennial culture that are now deemed uncool by Gen Z. The list includes skinny jeans (Gen Z verdict: set them on fire), side parts (Gen Z verdict: middle part or bust) and perhaps most painful of all, the popular laughing cr

NY TIMES: Minutes after voting to acquit Donald Trump, Senator Mitch McConnell berated the former president in a speech for what he called a “disgraceful dereliction of duty,” pinning responsibility for last month’s Capitol assault directly on Trump.