Opinion
Hurwitz urges algorithm transparency and other fixes to curb online radicalization
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In a Daily Wire op-ed, novelist Gregg Hurwitz argues that social media algorithms are accelerating real‑world radicalization and outlines five fixes aimed at preserving free speech while reducing harm. He cites recent high‑profile attacks — including the killings of Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman, UnitedHealthcare executive Brian Thompson, and activist Charlie Kirk — to illustrate the stakes.
Op-ed challenges common views on cryptocurrency
A new opinion piece argues that the global economy's digital shift is reshaping value transfer systems. It positions tokenization as a fundamental evolution rather than a passing trend.
Italian linguist praises France's conviction of Sarkozy
In an op-ed in Le Monde, Italian linguist Raffaele Simone expresses admiration for the French justice system that convicted former President Nicolas Sarkozy in the Kadhafi affair. He views this decision as a rare symbol in Europe of independent justice applied to the powerful. Simone compares the case to other convictions of French elites, highlighting equality before the law.
Hélène Landemore advocates for open democracy in France
Political scientist Hélène Landemore believes France's Fifth Republic is nearing its end, with a growing gap between elites and society. In a Le Monde op-ed, she proposes shifting to open democracy to better involve citizens. The current regime, described as monarchical and ineffective, fuels revolutionary and authoritarian temptations.
El Toque defends its exchange rate amid criticisms
El Toque, a Cuban platform, defends publishing its Representative Informal Market Currency Exchange Rate amid accusations of fueling inflation. Author Eloy Viera Cañive argues that such criticisms reflect cognitive dissonance, as the government upholds an unrealistic official rate of 1 USD to 120 Cuban pesos. The piece highlights the Cuban regime's lack of transparency instead.