Jordan Bardella has used his social media presence to boost the appeal of his far-right Rassemblement National party, especially among young voters. Following Macron's call for early elections, The Financial Times reflects on why the twenty-eight-year-old is now a strong contender for France's premiership. Read by Deanna Anthony.

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Jordan Bardella: the far-right TikTok king gunning for France’s premiership

Plenty of research finds merit in early rising, and morning larks are certainly held in higher regard. But it is not all upside. The Economist reflects on the benefits—and drawbacks—of sleep-related working habits.

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The Economist

Is it better to be an early bird or a night owl?

From the Digital Services Act to the AI Act, the EU has created many rules for the digital world over the last five years. WIRED Italia reflect on why the challenge lies in their implementation. Read by Sean Crisden.


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WIRED

The EU is taking on Big Tech. It may be outmatched

Taylor Swift's unparalleled success has revolutionized the music industry. However, as Dorian Lynskey reports, it's uncertain if her achievements benefit other artists or highlight the growing divide between superstars and everyone else. Read by Jonathan Booth.

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The Guardian

It's the age of Swiftonomics - but will Taylor Swift's phenomenal success trickle down?

Medication can take away the building of crucial mental resilience for young adults.

Some experts are concerned that "depression-doping" might be preventing developmental breakthroughs that make people more resilient. Lisa Miller, a professor in the Clinical Psychology Program at Columbia University, argues that "if we medically insulate, or precipitously shield, emerging adults from introspection and struggle, from the work of figuring out life's big questions — it could prevent them from effectively coping with depression later in life."

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