Social Issues
Why today's thirty-somethings feel declassified
France's High Commission for Planning and Strategy releases an exclusive report on young workers' malaise compared to baby boomers. The quantified analysis probes whether complaints from the fictional 'Nicolas who pays' capture a generational reality. It highlights thirty-somethings' sense of declassification as they struggle with housing and retirement.
Vandals deface New York subway ads for AI companion pendant
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Critics have vandalized advertisements for the Friend AI necklace in New York subways, protesting its surveillance features and role in addressing loneliness. The campaign, launched by 22-year-old founder Avi Schiffmann, has sparked widespread backlash online and offline. While Schiffmann defends the device as a supplement to human relationships, detractors warn of privacy risks and societal harms.
Santiago Maratea criticizes celebrities defending retirees
Argentine influencer Santiago Maratea sparked controversy by criticizing public figures supporting retirees' claims. He claimed their defense is politically motivated and called them ridiculous. His remarks faced backlash on social media and in the press.
Dresden Tatort episode examines youth placement system
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The new Dresden 'Tatort' episode 'Siebenschläfer' investigates the death of a 16-year-old in a youth placement facility. Detectives uncover inconsistencies in the youth welfare system and possible overmedication. The crime drama highlights costs and profits in the industry.