Apple Crush ad sparks backlash amid AI fears and nostalgia
A criticism piece argues Apple's new ad, Crush, for its brutal imagery and perceived arrogance, signals a shift away from empowering creativity toward demolishing tools. The author contends the campaign undermines Apple’s legacy as a human-centric innovator and calls for humility, safeguards, and renewed trust.
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Money, politics and the changing currency of campaigns
Washington Post columnist George Will argues that money shapes political speech from Roosevelt to Truman to modern campaigns. He notes Supreme Court limits, Citizens United effects, and the shift to independent groups, PACs, and donor-funded messaging.
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Free the two Hamas held peoples world wide
Martin Schram urges UN chief Guterres and regional leaders to unite a plan freeing both Palestinian and Israeli captives hidden in Gaza tunnels. He argues Hamas manipulation and a long tunnel war have turned Gaza civilians into human shields and calls for a new Palestinian Authority bypassing Hamas with international aid, food, medicine, and fuel to Gaza.
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