Appeals Court Revives Texas Law Targeting Social Media Companies
The law, prompted by complaints from conservatives, allows people to sue large online platforms that remove posts expressing a particular viewpoint. Source link
F.B.I. Told Israel It Wanted Pegasus Hacking Tool for Investigations
A 2018 letter from the bureau to the Israeli government is the clearest documentary evidence to date that the agency weighed using the spyware for law enforcement operations. Source link
The Messy Progress on Data Privacy
America still doesn’t have a federal data privacy law. But look what we have found — hope! Source link
Two Twitter Leaders Are Leaving Company Following Musk Deal
An internal memo shared with employees said the platform’s general manager and general manager for revenue would be departing. Source link
GM’s Mary Barra Has a Plan to Win the Electric Vehicle Race
The General Motors chief says efficiencies, innovations and learning from mistakes will allow her company to become a leader in electric vehicles. Source link
A Union Blitzed Starbucks. At Amazon, It’s a Slog.
Why has the union campaign spread so much further at the coffee chain than at the e-commerce giant? Source link
Instacart Takes a Big Step Toward a Public Offering
After a year of turmoil, the company said it plans to test the waters on Wall Street despite investors’ cooling on technology stocks. Source link
Has the Milky Way’s Black Hole Come to Light?
The Event Horizon Telescope reaches again for a glimpse of the “unseeable.” Source link
The Good News About Food Delivery
Delivery apps are making fresh food available to millions who couldn’t have easily gotten it otherwise. Source link
New F.T.C. Majority Gives Lina Khan a Chance to Push an Aggressive Agenda
The confirmation of a third Democrat creates an opportunity for Lina Khan, the Federal Trade Commission’s chair, to advance efforts to rein in corporate power. Source link