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Alpes-Maritimes, Bouches-du-Rhône et Var : via l’AME, un Algérien a multiplié les consultations médicales pour se procurer plusieurs milliers de boites de médicaments. Deux ans de prison ferme et ITF de dix ans

Entre le 1er janvier 2023 et le 26 mars 2026, Boubakeur Beddiaf, de nationalité algérienne, a mis en place une véritable escroquerie répartie sur plusieurs départements du Sud-Est. Selon la CPAM, le prévenu a consulté, pour la seule année 2024, pas moins de 106 médecins, des Alpes-Maritimes aux Bouches-du-Rhône en passant par le Var. Le […]

Dostoïevski, Le Joueur. Le roman dicté en vingt six jours par un homme qui jouait tout.

1866 : sous un contrat léonin, Dostoïevski dicte ce roman en vingt six jours à une sténographe de vingt ans qu'il épousera. L'histoire d'Alexeï, de Polina et de la roulette de Roulettenbourg. La radiographie la plus exacte de l'addiction jamais écrite.

The Science Is Not Settled: How Weak Evidence Is Fueling A National Push To Ban Social Media For Youth

As statehouses ramp up for 2026, we’re seeing a familiar and concerning trend of lawmakers rushing to regulate the internet based on shockingly shaky science. From the California State Assembly to the Massachusetts and Minnesota legislatures, a wave of bills is crashing against the digital lives of young people, with proponents of these measures framing social media access as a “public […]

‘How to live when one’s way of life has been destroyed’: Guggenheim fellow Angela Garcia on loss, resilience and ethnography

Anthropology professor Angela Garcia is one of five Stanford recipients of the 2026 fellowship.

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Section 230 Is Dying By A Thousand Workarounds, And Massachusetts Just Added Another One

We’ve been warning for a while now that Section 230 is dying by a thousand legal workarounds rather than a straightforward repeal, and the hits just keep coming. A few weeks ago, I wrote about how two jury verdicts against Meta in New Mexico and California should scare anyone who cares about the open internet, […]

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Kicked to the Curb: Substance Abuse Patients Ordered to Leave As Treatment Center Abruptly Closes

In December, Molly finally got tired of running from the law. She checked herself into a drug treatment center in Northeast Portland. Last Friday, she was just three weeks away from completing her treatment program when she and the other patients were called into an emergency meeting. “I was told on Friday at 5:30 pm […]

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The Social Media Addiction Verdicts Are Built On A Scientific Premise That Experts Keep Telling Us Is Wrong

Last week, I wrote about why the social media addiction verdicts against Meta and YouTube should worry anyone who cares about the open internet. The short version: plaintiffs’ lawyers found a clever way to recharacterize editorial decisions about third-party content as “product design defects,” effectively gutting Section 230 without anyone having to repeal it. The […]

Meta and YouTube Held Liable In Social Media Addiction Trial, Will Pay $3 Million To Plaintiff

A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury has found Meta and YouTube negligent in the design and operation of their respective platforms. The verdict, delivered after 44 hours of deliberation, marks the first time a jury has held tech companies legally responsible for “social media addiction” and the subsequent mental health challenges of a user. […]

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