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Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, and Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Google-owned Alphabet are scheduled to sit before the US House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust.
The meeting seeks to have four of tech's most powerful CEOs answer to accusations of monopoly.
All four tech giants have faced scrutiny over the past year from lawmakers and regulators, who not too long ago looked at Silicon Valley in a far more positive light.
Now, officials are raising concerns about these companies' growing dominance in the market.
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President Donald Trump's re-election campaign is reportedly clashing with wireless carriers Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile over whether its text messages should be blocked as spam.
The move raises questions about how effective these mass text messages, a key tool for many politicians Will be for the Trump campaign.
The Trump campaign says it's text messages follow guidelines set by the Federal Communications Commission and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and slammed the move to block them.
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And finally, the latest big taste from Zack Snyder's version of Justice League is a new suit for Superman.
The black suit previously featured in a saying deleted from the 2017 theatrical cut and will feature in Snyder's cut on HBO sometime in 2021.
Snyder showed a video during a panel at justice con on Saturday, explaining that the black suit makes more sense to the plot because it's part of Superman's resurrection, as the traditional blue and red suit had been destroyed by Doomsday.
However, the director originally had to film the scene in the original blue and red Superman costume because the studio was against the black suit.
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