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Valeriia Litvinova Cunningham was pursuing her master’s degree at North Carolina State University as the war escalated in Ukraine.
Nathan Pinnock-James: ‘TikTok has really opened the door to really niche, specific topics coming on to your “for you” page.’ Photograph: @networknathan InstagramNathan Pinnock-James: ‘TikTok has really opened the door to really niche, specific topics coming on to your “for you” page.’ Photograph: @networknathan Instagram
Regulator says restoration followed discussions with technology companies on ‘mechanisms to improve moderation’ on platforms James Tasamba 25 October 2026•Update: 25 October 2026 KIGALI, Rwanda
When Irene Breen got a notification in January 2025 that Instagram was removing adverts for her company’s pregnancy pillows, she was confused. What was so offensive about a pillow?
After Angel Reese said she “wanted to come to Atlanta,” OutKick asked what role she played in leaving Chicago. Reese said the Sky were already trading her, but acknowledged helping choose Atlanta as her destination.
TikTok is primarily known for short-form video sharing, but it has also become a common place for many people to get news. A fifth of U.S. adults regularly get news on TikTok, according to a Pew Research Center survey from August. That share is unchanged from 2025 but up from just 3% in 2020.
Taking back the algorithm: Social media platforms are restoring users’ control of their feeds
After years of relying heavily on algorithmic recommendations to populate users’ feeds, social media platforms are rolling out tools to give users more control over the content they see. See all topics New York —

