IOC ban on athletic protests at Tokyo Olympics sparks debate
The piece argues the IOC should rethink its ban on political gestures at the Games, citing Tommie Smith and John Carlos as historic protest icons and noting past Olympic actions on politics. It says bans curb free expression and risk echoing authoritarian silence, urging a more open stance by the IOC.
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Taiwan independence push clashes with Beijing pressure
George Will argues Taiwan's 2020 election reinforces its sovereign status amid Beijing penalties and military intimidation. He cites Hong Kong protests, Tibet and Xinjiang issues, and Prague’s shift toward Taiwan relations, highlighting youth in Tsai's bloc and a USTaiwan trade path as signs of momentum forTaiwan's self rule.
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Privacy tradeoff in Smollett case sparks privacy debate
Dahleen Glanton weighs a judge order forcing Google to hand over Smollett data to investigators. She questions privacy costs of accessing emails photos location data and texts amid the ongoing probe into the hoax allegations and whether public outrage over the case justifies invasive data retrieval.
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