Guatemala gives U.S. another migrant deportation deal

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Roblox CEO Dave Baszucki advises parents who are concerned about their children's safety on the platform to not allow them to use it, despite the company's efforts to protect users. With over 80 million daily players, including many under 13, Roblox faces challenges in monitoring for inappropriate content and behavior. While the platform has safety measures in place, concerns remain about children being exposed to harmful content and interactions, prompting calls for increased parental supervision...

Binance CEO Richard Teng believes that U.S. President Trump's pro-crypto legislation will influence regulators globally to follow suit, shifting from regulatory uncertainty to embracing cryptocurrency. Under President Biden, regulators have cracked down on the industry to protect against fraud and money laundering, with Teng stating that the current administration is preferred by those in the crypto industry. Full Article

Weather maps show a wintry blast stretching hundreds of miles from the Lake District up to northern Scotland, with snowfall and freezing temperatures expected towards the end of March. Forecasts predict up to 3cm of snow in parts of northern Scotland on March 26, with temperatures dropping below zero that night. The Met Office anticipates wet and windy conditions in late March, transitioning to drier and more settled weather in early April as winter fades...

The interim government of Ethiopia’s Tigray region appealed for federal intervention after a faction of the Tigray People's Liberation Front seized control of two major towns, leading to fears of civil war. The TPLF faction took over Adigrat and Adi-Gudem, resulting in injuries and escalating tensions in the war-torn region. The situation, described as a potential coup attempt by the interim government, raises concerns about the unraveling of the Pretoria Peace Agreement and the need...

Retirees in Argentina have been protesting cuts to their pensions under President Javier Milei, with support from football fans leading a peaceful demonstration in Buenos Aires. The opposition criticizes the government's spending overhaul for negatively impacting vulnerable retirees, while police used force to disperse protesters outside Congress, leading to several injuries and arrests. Despite calls for fiscal responsibility, concerns remain over the treatment of retirees in the country. Full Article