Bipartisan data privacy legislation, which would limit consumer data that internet companies may gather and offer Americans the ability to forbid the sale of personal information or order its deletion, has been reached by two influential lawmakers, according to aides.
Read More U.S. Lawmakers Reach Agreement On Data Privacy Law
Southwest Airlines Flight 3695, headed to William P. Hobby Airport in Houston, Texas, had to make an urgent return to Denver International Airport due to a detachable metal sheet covering one of the Boeing 737-800’s engines shearing off after takeoff.
Read More Footage Captures Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Engine Rupturing During Takeoff
In an effort to overtake United States President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party in fundraising, Donald Trump’s campaign claimed generating an astounding $50.5 million.
Read More Trump Campaign Declares Record $50.5 Million Haul At Florida Fundraiser
The New York Police Department (NYPD) has agreed to pay $17.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit brought by two Muslim women who were told to take off their hijabs for mugshot photos.
Read More NYC Police To Pay $17.5M To Settle Lawsuit By Women Who Claim They Were Forced To Remove Hijabs During Mugshot Photo
North Carolina State University has been in the process of investigating claims from a number of current students and past alumni who were exposed to concerning amounts of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), a possible carcinogen, from one of the college’s now-closed campus buildings.
Read More NC: 150 Cancer Cases Of Univ. Students And Alumni Possibly Linked To Contaminants In Campus Building
After being accused of racism for reportedly preventing Caucasians and White-passing people from visiting a community farm on Saturdays, one of the nation’s most socially liberal and leftist colleges, the University of California, Berkeley, is now stirring up controversy.
Read More UC Berkeley Accused Of Racial Discrimination After Banning Caucasians From Community Farm On Saturdays