President Donald Trump is expected to sign a bill Wednesday to release the federal government’s Jeffrey Epstein files—an about-face for the president after Republicans defied his attempts to keep the files, and possibly any of more of his own ties to Epstein, hidden from the public.
Trump said Monday he would sign the bill.
The Federal Trade Commission sued the social media company in 2020, accusing it of maintaining a monopoly, years after it purchased competitors Instagram and WhatsApp.
Trump told Republicans to vote for the bill late Sunday, in an abrupt about-face.
Food delivery app Menulog will shut down its operations in Australia later this month, ending a two-decade run and cutting about 120 jobs.
Updated November 9 with details of what a VPN is and how it actually works to sit alongside the warning from Google about malicious VPN activity, fake apps and scams.
Trump pardoned more than 70 people who helped him try to overturn the 2020 election—the latest in a string of pardons to people who have benefited the president.
Spotify’s Discovery Mode allows artists to flag songs to be boosted in Spotify’s algorithmic recommendations in exchange for a 30% royalty commission—but a lawsuit accuses the streaming company of boosting artists who pay them.
Ronaldo became the first active team-sport athlete to surpass $1 billion in career earnings in 2020.
Sweeney said the American Eagle advert heard around the country “didn’t affect me one way or the other.”