Greece is preparing to introduce a sweeping new policy that would ban access to social media platforms for children under the age of 15 , beginning next year. The move positions Greece among a growing number of countries taking aggressive action to address concerns over youth mental health, online safety, and digital addiction . If implemented, the policy could reshape how young people interact with technology—and may signal a broader global shift toward stricter regulation of social media use among minors. What the Policy Proposes The Greek government’s plan would restrict access to major social media platforms for users under 15 , requiring age verification and parental oversight mechanisms to enforce compliance. Key elements expected: Minimum age requirement of 15 for social media use Mandatory age verification systems Increased parental control tools Penalties or compliance requirements for tech companies 👉 The goal is to limit early exposure to potentially ha...

  In a major development in one of the most haunting criminal cases in recent U.S. history, the suspect in the Gilgo Beach serial killings has pleaded guilty to the murders of eight women, according to prosecutors. The admission marks a significant turning point in a case that remained unsolved for more than a decade and gripped the nation with its complexity and tragedy. The plea brings a measure of closure to families who have spent years seeking justice—but it also raises new questions about the full extent of the crimes and how the case went unresolved for so long. The Guilty Plea: A Breakthrough Moment Prosecutors confirmed that the suspect admitted responsibility for killing eight women whose remains were discovered near Gilgo Beach on Long Island, New York. The plea eliminates the need for a prolonged trial and signals that the evidence against the accused was substantial. The defendant, identified as Rex Heuermann , had previously pleaded not guilty before ultimately c...

  Australia is confronting one of the most significant war-crime cases in its modern history, as reports indicate that Ben Roberts-Smith , the country’s most decorated living veteran, is facing serious criminal allegations tied to the war in Afghanistan . Authorities have charged a 47-year-old former soldier with five counts of murder , relating to the alleged killing of unarmed Afghan individuals during deployments between 2009 and 2012 . While police have not officially confirmed the identity of the accused at the time of arrest, multiple credible media outlets have widely identified him as Roberts-Smith. The Allegations According to reports, the accused—widely identified as Ben Roberts-Smith —is alleged to have: Killed five unarmed Afghan civilians or detainees Committed these acts during military operations in Afghanistan Violated rules of engagement and international law These allegations are among the most serious that can be brought against a former soldier and...

  A Santa Monica man has been formally charged with multiple violent felony offenses , including kidnapping and sexual assault, in a case that has shaken communities across Los Angeles County. Prosecutors have identified the suspect as Alexander William Schecter , 26, who now faces serious charges tied to an alleged assault in Culver City and a kidnapping involving a UCLA-affiliated individual . Charges Filed Against the Suspect According to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, Alexander William Schecter faces: Kidnapping to commit another crime First-degree residential robbery Forcible oral copulation Forcible rape 👉 If convicted, he faces up to 37 years to life in state prison . Culver City Incident Details Prosecutors allege that: The assault occurred around 3:15 a.m. on October 12, 2025 A woman was sexually assaulted under force The incident took place in Culver City Authorities describe the case as violent and deeply serious , with e...

  A new controversy involving billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is drawing national attention after reports revealed that members of his private security team were temporarily deputized as federal agents—without completing required training protocols . The revelations, based on newly released internal communications, have sparked serious debate about authority, accountability, and the growing overlap between private power and public law enforcement . What the Reports Reveal According to documents and emails reviewed by investigators: Musk’s private security personnel were granted federal authority in limited contexts Some individuals allegedly did not complete standard federal training requirements The deputization process may have been fast-tracked or bypassed entirely These findings have raised a central question: 👉 How were private security guards given federal authority without proper certification? What Does “Deputized” Mean? In the U.S., deputization allo...