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Celia Pérez Godínez, a domestic worker in Cancún, envies the wealthy neighborhood she travels to daily, with its mowed lawns, sports fields, and children's play areas. She lives in a tiny park with garbage and wild vegetation, close to the city outskirts. A homeless person is seen shouting in the background.

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The US Department of Justice alleges that Tenet Media, a company, was financed and guided by a state-backed Russian news network. Right-wing influencers working for Tenet Media created hundreds of videos on YouTube, which were later taken down. The videos showed interest in specific topics, including free speech, illegal immigrants, diversity in video games, and supposed racism toward white people, and Elon Musk. Prosecutors described the content as consistent with Russia's aim of sowing political discord in the US.

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Apple is introducing a new feature called Distraction Control in iOS 18, which allows users to remove distracting items from a webpage in Safari. This feature is designed to help users focus on the main content of a page by cutting out images, menus, and other elements that may be distracting. iOS 18 is expected to be released this fall.

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University College London professor Wendy Carlin explains that people work to earn income to spend on goods and services, and as they become better off, they want more free time and goods. Different societies make different choices, such as the contrast between European and American work-life balance. According to Carlin, the thing that's really scarce is time.

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