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The force be with you . Well see you back here next week hello everyone and welcome to the amanpour hour. Heres where were headed this week if universities really believe in free speech, are they missing the point of the Student Protests . I do question how much the University Administration understands the concept of free speech. Then the Renowned American Rabbi who went to the protests in search of a moral message thing that gives me hope is the people who walk inbetween the camps and say friends. We are not enemies, we are all human beings. Also, this, our antisocial media is tiktok, really a danger to democracy. But i wouldnt underestimate the Propaganda Angle here we got to stop playing the sucker plus, what will it take for america to reclaim its reputation as a beacon for democracy americans have lost the fundamental love of liberty. And from my archive, 21 years since bushs infamous Mission Accomplished speech, a warning from history about the day after in gaza and why a luxury

Apple May Be The First Major Tech Company Fined Under The EU s DMA

Apple may earn the dubious distinction being the first major tech company fined under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Another DMA-like law is coming for Google, Meta, and others

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