Whistleblower tells lawmakers to regulate Facebook before it causes more harmFacebook whistleblower Frances Haugen gave explosive testimony before a Senate panel Tuesday, denouncing the social media giant for prioritizing “astronomical profits” over the safety of billions of users.

The workers and popular sectors of Bolivia are organizing for the mobilizations of October 12 in defense of the cultural democratic revolution and the Arce government. Photo: @LuchoXBoliviaThe Minister of Justice and Institutional Transparency of Bolivia, Iván Lima, denounced Tuesday that leaders of the right-wing coup in that nation proclaim themselves "the voice of the people" and call for mobilizations to prevent the role they played during the coup d'état of 2019 from being clarified.

Indian farmers protesting against Sunday’s killing of four farmers in Uttar Pradesh state, in Hyderabad, India Photo: Mahesh Kumar A / APFarmers in India have vowed to intensify their months-long protest against laws aimed at liberalizing agriculture as tensions flare a day after nine people were killed in northern Uttar Pradesh state’s Lakhimpur Kheri district.

New leaks reveal how world leaders use offshore companies to dodge millions of dollars in taxesThe International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has presented an investigation cataloged as "Pandora Papers" that reveals information about accounts in tax havens in a review of 11.9 million documents, in which high political leaders are implicated.