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YouTube suspends Rand Paul after misleading video on masks

California Governor Gavin Newsom (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Newsom or Someone New?

EXPLAINER: Olympic photos from far above — and underwater

Young boy in India holds an oxygen tank during the most devastating spread of COVID-19

OPINION: Lessons from the Impact of the First Wave of COVID-19 in India

Internet Access – A Human Right

FTC official raps Facebook for booting political ads probe

Social media stars: A glance at Olympians who went big

Stay Hungry for Transparency and Justice – Zurg Xiong and the Hmong Community

Uber’s recovery accelerates as more people seek rides again

Facebook shuts out NYU academics’ research on political ads

NLRB preliminary finding revives labor organizing at Amazon

France’s Macron uses social media to push for vaccination

Zoom to pay $85M for privacy miscues at start of pandemic

Google delays workers’ return to office, mandates vaccines

US acting to better protect infrastructure from cyberthreats

In effort to curb COVID, Tokyo Olympics collect lots of spit

Justice Department says Russians hacked federal prosecutors

The ‘gymternet’: gymnastics’ devoted, sometimes toxic fans

Was Macron’s phone a target for spies? French investigate

Delivery apps expand reach to meet customer demands

Prosecutors: South Carolina man killed Uber rider in 2019

UK spares key workers quarantine as staff shortages bite

Russian authorities block dozens of Navalny-linked websites

Hungarians protest over alleged government spying

Expert at murder trial: Uber rider stabbed up to 120 times

Vaccines Win the Pandemic

Biden to meet next month with private sector on cyber issues

Congress party workers shout slogans during a protest accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government of using military-grade spyware to monitor political opponents, journalists and activists in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, July 20, 2021. The protests came after an investigation by a global media consortium was published on Sunday. Based on leaked targeting data, the findings provided evidence that the spyware from Israel-based NSO Group, the world’s most infamous hacker-for-hire company, was used to allegedly infiltrate devices belonging to a range of targets, including journalists, activists and political opponents in 50 countries. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

Protests erupt in India’s Parliament over spyware scandal

New cybersecurity order issued for US pipeline operators

Twitter timeout for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene COVID tweets

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