The Week in Stories Around the Globe

Mississippi AG Won’t Charge in Kohen Wiley Killing, Amid Racial Bias Claims

“A child was taken from his family through brutal police violence, and his family and the larger community deserve answers. This is not, and will never be, what community safety looks like. That is certainly true for Kohen Wiley and all who knew this innocent child,” Lee continued.

#JusticeForKohenWiley #BlackLivesMatter #Mississippi


Cost of living getting you down? I have had enough – and so has France

Democracy has been sold off, but you can release death and torture upon hundreds of thousands of people and get invited to the White House.

#France #Protests #Uprising #Rebellion

Wolves Descend on Finnish Villages After Google Hacked Down 1,300 Acres of Habitat to Make Room for AI Data Centers

Earlier in October, Finnish authorities ordered Google’s affiliate data center developer Tuike Finland Oy to immediately suspend the illegal cutting of some 1,300 acres of forest. The tech giant was given a week to draft a report explaining its actions, which soon became a flashpoint for Europe’s growing outrage over the data center boom.

#Finland #DataCenter #Google #Nature

The Sex Recession 2026: Why People Are Having Less Sex

Yes — the same structural forces driving the Gen Z sex recession also affect couples. Cost of living pressure, digital distraction, emotional exhaustion, time poverty, and always-on work culture all suppress sexual frequency in established relationships.

#Sex #Zoomers #Dating #Economía


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