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EEOC analysis reveals persistent underrepresentation of women and minorities in high-tech roles. Despite industry growth, diversity progress remains slow, raising concerns about discrimination and inclusion efforts.
Over 40 state attorneys general urge Congress to mandate warning labels on social media platforms, citing potential risks to children's mental health. The bipartisan effort supports a proposal by the U.S. Surgeon General.
False claims about Roseanne Barr's new TV show with record-breaking viewership circulate on social media. Fact-checkers confirm no such show exists, tracing the misinformation to a satirical website.
A viral X post attributed to Liz Cheney criticizing Republicans over an incident at Arlington National Cemetery is revealed to be from a parody account, not the former congresswoman's official profile.
Vice President Kamala Harris prepares to face Donald Trump in a crucial debate, following President Biden's withdrawal. The upcoming face-off promises high stakes and intense scrutiny.
TikTok emerges as a pivotal platform in the 2024 U. S. presidential race, with candidates adapting to its unique format. The app's influence extends beyond its user base, potentially reshaping political communication.
U. S. authorities accuse RT employees of coordinating an online network to sway the 2024 election. Social media giants face challenges in addressing this new form of covert influence operation involving real American citizens.
Sweden's health agency recommends zero screen time for under-2s, joining global efforts to curb digital exposure. The move sparks debate on technology's impact on child development and mental health.
Police raid VNG's Ho Chi Minh City office as the company cooperates with ongoing investigation. The unicorn startup, known for diverse tech offerings, reports revenue growth despite recent challenges.
Russian state media employees indicted for funding U. S. content creators. This escalation in information warfare aims to sway the upcoming election and reduce support for Ukraine.
Following X's suspension in Brazil, users flock to alternative platforms. Bluesky sees 85% of 2.6 million new users from Brazil, while Threads gains traction. The shift reshapes Brazil's digital landscape.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's founder, faces legal charges in France while grappling with the app's financial challenges. The messaging platform seeks a viable business model amidst mounting pressure from expiring bonds.
A Guardian opinion piece screenshot was altered to falsely attribute authorship to U. S. Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz. The original article was written by a Swedish author.
Libya's latest oil blockade, rooted in a power struggle over the central bank, has pushed up global energy prices. The crisis highlights the ongoing political instability since Gaddafi's fall in 2011.
A manipulated CNBC graphic falsely claimed Lowe's CEO advised conservatives to shop at Home Depot. Both Lowe's and CNBC confirmed the quote was fabricated, highlighting the spread of misinformation online.
Mark Zuckerberg's response to House Republicans addresses controversies surrounding Meta's actions during the 2020 election and pandemic, reigniting discussions about social media's influence on politics.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg addresses content moderation pressures from the Biden administration in a letter to Rep. Jim Jordan. The company announces policy changes ahead of the 2024 election.
French authorities have arrested Telegram founder Pavel Durov for alleged failure to moderate illegal content. The incident sparks debate on social media responsibilities and free speech.
A Pakistani judge acquitted a man accused of spreading misinformation linked to UK riots. The web developer, initially charged with cyberterrorism, was released due to lack of evidence.
Meta uncovers Iranian hacking attempt on WhatsApp accounts of U. S. administration staff. The cyberattack, linked to broader election interference efforts, was thwarted without compromising accounts.
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago provides women's, men's, and gender-neutral restrooms, contrary to social media misinformation. Reuters fact-checkers confirm the presence of women's facilities at event venues.
Social media posts falsely claim bricks were placed near the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Fact-checkers reveal the image and video are from 2020 protests, unrelated to the current event.
A Pakistani court extended custody of a web developer accused of spreading false information that led to riots in the UK. The suspect faces cyber terrorism charges for his alleged role in the incident.
The U. S. Supreme Court is set to review two significant cases involving Nvidia and Meta, which could reshape the landscape of shareholder class actions. Business groups have filed amicus briefs, highlighting the cases' broader implications.
A Pakistani man faces cyber terrorism charges for spreading false information about a UK stabbing, leading to widespread riots. The incident highlights the global impact of online misinformation.
A manipulated video circulating on social media falsely claims to show Minnesota Governor Tim Walz dancing at a Texas flea market. Fact-checkers reveal the original footage features a different individual.
The Democratic National Convention has credentialed over 200 social media creators, marking a shift in political communication. This move highlights the growing importance of digital platforms in reaching voters.
Aboveground pools are experiencing a resurgence, offering affordable relaxation and community spaces. From pandemic-era solutions to trendy backyard features, these pools are making a splash in urban and suburban settings.
Elon Musk's X platform grapples with EU's Digital Services Act compliance. Facing potential fines and content moderation challenges, X may consider leaving the European market.
Vermont Supreme Court's decision on a vaccine mix-up case misrepresented on social media. Ruling doesn't allow forced vaccination of children without parental consent, contrary to online claims.