Trump grants TikTok yet another extension on sell-or-ban deadline
The White House confirmed today that President Donald Trump will sign a new executive order giving TikTok 90 days to
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Tyler Perry accused of sexual harassment in $260 million lawsuit
The media mogul's lawyer has rejected all allegations in the legal filing...
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Optus faces $100 millon fine over unlawful sales to vulnerable First Nations customers
Optus has admitted to engaging in unconscionable conduct against hundreds of vulnerable customers when selling them phones and contracts they
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8 steps to ensure data privacy compliance across borders
As organizations expand internationally, IT leaders must navigate a maze of regulations, from the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), to
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R Kelly rushed to hospital, his lawyers say
R Kelly was hospitalised after prison officials gave him an overdose of medication, his lawyers have claimed – as part
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Books By and About Undocumented Americans
I don't know how to convince someone they should care about other people, but maybe these books about undocumented Americans
Lloyd Mote
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The Next Xbox Is a PC, So What Does That Mean for PS6?
The times they are-a changin'.In a strange, out of nowhere announcement today, Xbox has effectively announced its next-gen console.The confirmation
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US added over 1,000 new millionaires a day last year, UBS report says
The U.S. saw a significant surge in wealth last year, adding over 379,000 new millionaires, driven by a strong dollar
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Trump administration set to waive TikTok sell-or-die deadline for a third time
Quick reminder: The law that banned the app is called ‘Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act’ The Trump
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Report: Libertarians Rally Behind Crypto Entrepreneur Roger Ver Before Midterms
Libertarians are mobilizing support for cryptocurrency entrepreneur Roger Ver, framing him as a victim of government overreach akin to Ross
