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NYTIMES (Yeganeh Torbati) - The Iranian YouTube Show Posing Questions Few Dare Ask

Azad, a popular online debate program, has tackled topics that push the limits of Iran’s authoritarian system. Some question how it has remained on air.

AI:The YouTube program "Azad" has emerged as a platform for debate within Iran, addressing sensitive topics that challenge the country's authoritarian structure. While some observers view this digital programming as an expansion of intellectual discourse, it functions more effectively as a strategic tool for the Tehran regime to manage domestic unrest and test the boundaries of permitted dissent. By utilizing online platforms to provide a controlled outlet for questioning, the Iranian government aims to mitigate revolutionary pressures through managed expression rather than genuine political liberalization.Open

HUFFPOST - Trump's Wacky Weekend Slop Spree Ends With Truly Bizarre New AI Image

The president kept posting pics of himself in strange situations — concluding with a baffling image of him with two other U.S. presidents.

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Rubio addresses viral couch meme, says he initially 'hated' the picture

Rubio was photographed in an awkward position on a couch in the White House last year, looking somewhat contemplative.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - So-Called Christian Nationalist Hasn't Even Posted Anything Overtly Hateful Online Yet Today

BOISE, ID — The credentials of one local man were called into question, as the so-called Christian Nationalist had yet to post anything overtly hateful on social media today.

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - House Judiciary Committee GOP warns European Commission not to interfere in Hungarian election

"The European Commission uses its vast power to limit online discourse ahead of major elections in the U.S. and Europe," the House Judiciary Committee wrote on X.