The Daily Populous

Sven Drefahl explains that those born abroad generally have a lower mortality than people born in Sweden.

The elevated risk of dying from COVID-19 for this group remains after the researchers controlled for circumstances, such as income and level of education.

“We can therefore only speculate why those born abroad from low- and middle-income countries have a much higher risk of dying from COVID-19. »

James Murdoch quit the board of News Corp because of disagreements over how decisions were made, arguing that great news organisations should “not sow doubt, to obscure fact”.

In July he said he was leaving “due to disagreements over certain editorial content published by the Company’s news outlets and certain other strategic decisions”.

Mr Murdoch said: “I reached the conclusion that you can venerate a contest of ideas, if you will, and we all do, and that’s important. »

Facebook was responsible for 94% of the 69 million child sex abuse images reported by US technology companies last year.

Some 16.9 million referrals were made by US tech firms to the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) last year, including 69 million images of children being abused - up 50% on the previous year.

Some 94% of the reports, which include the worst category of images, came from Facebook, Home Office officials said. »

Black man led by mounted police while bound with a rope sues Texas city for $1 million The lawsuit charges he "suffered from embarrassment, humiliation and fear.".

A Black man who was led by mounted police down a Texas street while bound with a rope last year is suing the city and its police department for $1 million, court documents show.

Images and video of his arrest, during which two white police officers led him down the street handcuffed with a rope tied to their horses, sparked outrage. »