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US Justice Department scrutinizes the use of personal devices for work

March 3, 2023

US Justice Department scrutinizes the use of personal devices for work

The U.S. Justice Department plans to tackle company policies around employees using personal devices for work. Off-channel work communications may be a breach to record-keeping rules.

Obama-era interagency organization ‘blacklisted’ Americans in attempt to curb ‘foreign disinformation’: Report

March 3, 2023

Obama-era interagency organization ‘blacklisted’ Americans in attempt to curb ‘foreign disinformation’: Report

A new Twitter files thread alleged that an Obama-era government interagency attempted to censor Americans they believed were part of foreign propaganda campaigns.

TikTok's only defenders in Washington are those 'paid to do so': FCC commissioner

March 2, 2023

TikTok's only defenders in Washington are those 'paid to do so': FCC commissioner

Federal Communications Commission commissioner Brendan Carr says policy against TikTok is a 'step in the right direction,' but it will eventually be banned.

Kim Kardashian sizzles in tiny bikini in new shower photos as fans go wild

March 2, 2023

Kim Kardashian sizzles in tiny bikini in new shower photos as fans go wild

Kim Kardashian set the internet on fire with a series of new bikini photos posted to her Instagram. The mother of four posed seductively in an outdoor shower.

Actor Tim Robbins backs Woody Harrelson on ending COVID-19 protocols: ‘Time to end this charade’

March 2, 2023

Actor Tim Robbins backs Woody Harrelson on ending COVID-19 protocols: ‘Time to end this charade’

"Shawshank Redemption" actor Tim Robbins blasted continuing COVID-19 safety protocols on Twitter recently, claiming it's "Time to end this charade."

'Hell of a take': WaPo admits Biden 'overreached' on student loans but says Supreme Court shouldn't stop him

March 2, 2023

'Hell of a take': WaPo admits Biden 'overreached' on student loans but says Supreme Court shouldn't stop him

The Washington Post editorial board claimed that President Biden's student loan handout was an 'overreach,' but insisted that the Supreme Court should not strike it down.

Graphic drag show for babies featuring nearly naked men, bondage, outrages Twitter: 'Absolutely abhorrent'

March 2, 2023

Graphic drag show for babies featuring nearly naked men, bondage, outrages Twitter: 'Absolutely abhorrent'

A graphic video from a UK drag event for moms and babies shocked Twitter users this week with some users wondering why this kind of event was legal.

TikTok sets hour screen limit for kids, but critics say that's not enough

March 2, 2023

TikTok sets hour screen limit for kids, but critics say that's not enough

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr says the only members of Congress defending TikTok 'are the people who are paid to do so.’

Hershey's faces backlash over putting trans woman on candy bar wrapper for International Women’s Day

March 2, 2023

Hershey's faces backlash over putting trans woman on candy bar wrapper for International Women’s Day

Twitter users slammed a new ad from Hershey's Canada featuring trans woman Fae Johnstone as the face of its "International Woman's Day" campaign.

This iPhone charging feature is facing scrutiny: report

March 2, 2023

This iPhone charging feature is facing scrutiny: report

An Apple iPhone charging feature is reportedly facing new scrutiny. The feature aims to reduce a user's carbon footprint and is automatically turned on with iOS 16 software.