Facebook Sued by FTC and U.S States For Alleged Antitrust Abuse
Facebook is gearing up to fight against two lawsuits separately filed against them by more than 40 U.S States and the Federal Trade Commission for alleged antitrust abuse.
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Intel And The Problem With Autonomous Cars
People aren’t yet convinced that autonomous driving systems are for them and have legitimate concerns about their safety, liability, and reliability.
India: Mysterious Illness Leaves Hundreds Hospitalized, 1 Dead
More than 500 people were hospitalized in India since Saturday, and it is not caused by Covid-19, but from an illness that remains to be unidentified up to this moment.
Home of Terminated Covid-19 Data Scientist Raided by Florida Law Enforcers
Around ten Florida police officers raided the home of former data scientist, Rebekah Jones, on Monday morning, due to an investigation arising from a security breach in the Departments of Health’s messaging alert system.
Mother Charged of Murder for the Death of Newborn Twins 17 Years Ago
Antoinette Briley from Holland, Michigan was taken into custody last Thursday for the killings of her new born sons 17 years ago.
IBM: Cyber Hackers Targets Covid-16 Vaccine Supply Chain
IBM’s cybersecurity experts have discovered a global phishing campaign targeting organizations responsible for Covid-19 cold chain.
40 U.S States Plan to File a Lawsuit Against Facebook Next Week
Around 40 U.S states headed by New York, plan to sign on a lawsuit against Facebook next week, due to possible antitrust violations, according to a source.
US Attorney General Bashed for Refuting Trump’s Election Fraud Claims
William Barr has announced on Tuesday that no evidence has been discovered to substantiate President Trump’s voter fraud allegations on the 2020 Presidential election.
AWS And BlackBerry Partner To Create Secure Intelligent Vehicle Platform
Ivy provides a secure and rapid path for carmakers to increase engagement with car owners to enhance their experience with their beloved cars.
China Rejects Australia’s Appeal for An Apology Over Controversial Tweet
China has expressed that they will not grant Australia’s request for an apology in connection with a controversial tweet posted by a Chinese official depicting an altered image of an Australian soldier about to slit an Afghan child’s throat with a bloodied knife.