Biden slams Meta’s decision to stop US fact-checking, calling it “shameful,” raising concerns over misinformation and accountability on social media platforms.
Meta and Amazon reportedly reduce DEI initiatives, reflecting a shift in corporate diversity strategies amid changing economic and organizational priorities.
The White House remains silent on Meta’s choice to halt US fact-checking, raising concerns about misinformation and the role of social media in public discourse.
Explore the future of Guantanamo Bay at 23 years, examining its controversial history, current status, and potential paths forward for the detention facility.
Tech giants reduce diversity efforts amid new administration, sparking debate on corporate responsibility and the future of workplace inclusivity.
Zuckerberg reveals White House pressure on Facebook to limit Covid-19 memes, highlighting tensions over misinformation during the pandemic.
US increases bounty on Venezuela’s Maduro to $25M, intensifying efforts to capture him over alleged drug trafficking and corruption charges.
Ukrainian President Zelensky thanks U.S. President Biden for unwavering support amid ongoing conflict, highlighting strong bilateral relations and shared goals.
President Joe Biden will deliver his farewell address to the nation on January 15, reflecting on his presidency and future challenges for the country.
US Supreme Court scrutinizes TikTok’s legal defense as it faces a potential ban, raising questions about data privacy and national security concerns.