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California makes toughest net neutrality law, and DOJ sues A last-minute signing by California Gov. Jerry Brown has given the state the nation's toughest net neutrality law tonight -- and immediately drew a lawsuit from the Trump administration.
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The SEC just yanked Elon Musk's Twitter privileges What's worse than paying millions in fines to the feds? For Elon Musk, it may be the fact that he's lost his Twitter privileges.
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Canada, US reach framework deal on NAFTA: source OTTAWA (Reuters) - The United States and Canada have reached a framework deal to update the North American Free Trade Agreement, a Canadian source said late on Sunday.
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Facebook Could Be Fined $1.63 Billion by European Privacy Regulators Over Latest Data Breach, Report Says European privacy regulators are considering imposing up to $1.63 billion in fines over Facebook's latest data breach, which exposed the data of at least 50 million user accounts, according to reporting by the Wall Street Journal on Sunday.
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Enough Is Enough: The World Wide Web's Creator Is Taking The Power Back Following a disastrous Facebook security breach affecting 50 million people, maybe it's not a coincidence that the famed creator of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, chose this weekend to unveil an ambitious new plan to overhaul the web as we know it.
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