TikTok has rolled out new measures to combat Holocaust denial on its platform in partnership with Unesco and the World Jewish Congress (WJC). Read more

Two Los Angeles police officers were fired for chasing Pokémon rather than fleeing robbers, court documents show. Read more

The embrace of technology tools while building learning for the future has made higher education much stronger. Read more

Twitter has said images or video of private individuals shared without their permission are now against its policies and can be removed on request. Read more

A team of criminologists has found that every 10 to 17 new cops added by a city police department can be expected to save one black person from being murdered. Read more

With Black Friday right around the corner, Campus Reform reporter Ophelie Jacobson went to the University of Florida to talk with students about the name. Read more

Rightwing extremists are using Covid controversies and online gaming as a way of recruiting young people, as data shows half of the most serious cases of suspected radicalisation reported by schools and colleges now involve far-right activity. Read more

China says its policies aimed at narrowing the widening wealth gap are precisely what it needs in this moment of its economic trajectory - but critics say it comes with even greater control of how business and society will be governed. Read more

A grandfather has told of how he lost money saved for Christmas presents after his family were duped by fraudsters on WhatsApp. Read more

Wake up, reach for your phone, open Instagram and start scrolling. Read more