President Trump’s move to force ByteDance to sell TikTok is part of a growing global trend of countries scrutinizing who owns their citizens’ data
Summary List Placement The Trump administration's hardline stance against ByteDance and TikTok has turned into something[…]
Joe Rogan falsely claimed that ‘left-wing’ activists set forest fires in Oregon
Summary List PlacementPodcast host Joe Rogan recently echoed a debunked claim that "left-wing" activists had been arrested[…]
Prosecutors file additional charges against Rudy Giuliani associates
Federal prosecutors in New York on Thursday brought additional charges against two associates of Rudy Giuliani --[…]
Trump Says He Isn’t Prepared to Sign Off on TikTok Deal
At a news briefing Wednesday, President Trump was asked whether he would approve Oracle’s pending deal for[…]
Hurricane Sally Brings Historic Flooding After Making Landfall in Alabama
Hurricane Sally made landfall in Alabama as a Category 2 storm early Wednesday, packing strong winds of[…]
Salesforce, its partners, and its customers will all feel the absence of its massive, in-person extravaganza this year, experts say: ‘The Dreamforce void will hurt’ (CRM)
Summary List Placement Salesforce's flashy, star-studded annual Dreamforce conference is usually one of the most anticipated tech[…]
Trump admits there’s no ‘legal path’ for TikTok to pay the US government as part of a sale to an American company (ORCL, MSFT)
Summary List Placement President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the US government is not allowed to accept[…]
Dana Bash: What we just saw from President Trump was propaganda – CNN Video
CNN's Dana Bash called President Donald Trump's coronavirus briefing "propaganda" after Trump contradicted his CDC director about[…]
Louisville to Pay Breonna Taylor’s Family $12 Million Settlement
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced Tuesday that the city will pay the estate of Breonna Taylor $12[…]
Justice Department Probes Electric-Truck Startup Nikola Over Claims It Misled Investors – The Wall Street Journal
U.S. attorney’s office in New York joins SEC regulators in examining allegations related to company’s public statements