Lawmakers and a key regulator in DC are sounding the alarm again over allegations that TikTok shares data with China.
Other recipients will include Olympians Simone Biles and Megan Rapinoe, former US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and actor Denzel Washington.
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Grassroots lobbying and volunteer opportunities abound.
Google will soon recognize and wipe the visits from location history.
The approval covers a variety of transport including cars, plans and boats.
Facebook was accused of tracking users on other sites after they logged off.
Fifteen current and former workers allege racist graffiti, slurs and harassment.
Uber says third-party drivers are mostly to blame for fatalities.
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People are using deepfakes to apply for remote jobs, the bureau says.
His appeal will likely delay a possible trial on espionage charges.
They were the fastest ever observed.
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Some cybercriminals are recalculating their ransoms and moving into new scams.
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