A federal judge denied primary approval on Monday for a proposed settlement in a class action breach lawsuit against Yahoo, citing a continued lack of transparency.
European Union authorities are urging Facebook, Google and Twitter to work harder to combat fake news ahead of upcoming bloc-wide parliamentary elections.
Confidential data about more than 14,000 people diagnosed with HIV, including foreign visitors, has been stolen in Singapore and leaked online.
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to take up an appeal in Hassell v. Bird, in which the California Supreme Court ruled that the Communication Decency Act provided that interactive websites were immune from liability for defamatory comments posted on the website.
The bill, as well as the original order is meant to “preserve the dignity” of the anthem of the People’s Republic of China.
After a third and final review of House Bill 8858, the Philippines House of Representatives passed a bill lowering the minimum age of social responsibility to 12 years old.
The Israeli Cabinet approved a law Sunday to allow for the export of medical marijuana.
Lawyer who defended activists, victims of land seizures, and members of Falun Gong found guilty of ‘subversion of state power’
Family sought review after coroner dismissed immigration stress as a factor in Dexter Bristol’s death
Justice minister apologises for week of disruption as cuts to services are blamed for computer meltdown
Religious discrimination is illegal and costly
The U.S. Justice Department is expected to announce criminal charges related to Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on Monday.
Christoph Flügge warns over ‘shocking’ moves by Trump administration and Turkey
The Greek Parliament voted 153-146 Friday to ratify an agreement to rename Macedonia. The approval renames Greece’s northern neighbor the “Republic of North Macedonia,” and essentially clears a path for the country to join NATO, and possibly the EU.
A Ukrainian court on Thursday sentenced former president Viktor Yanukovych to 13 years in prison after finding him guilty of treason for a 2014 crackdown on pro-Western demonstrations.
Angola’s parliament approved a new penal code Wednesday that drops provisions widely interpreted to criminalize homosexuality.
Alstom and Siemens have offered new concessions to try to satisfy antitrust demands and get the green light for their plans to create a joint European rail champion, Alstom confirmed on Monday.
The Illinois Supreme Court on Friday made it easier for workers and consumers to sue companies over their use of fingerprints, facial recognition and other “biometric” data, ruling that a unique state law does not require plaintiffs to allege any actual harm in order to have a claim.
Federal energy regulators said on Friday they had joint jurisdiction with a bankruptcy court over any requests to cancel or renegotiate power contracts by California utility PG&E Corp, which is preparing to file for bankruptcy.
Nissan Motor Co Ltd said on Monday it was the target of a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) inquiry, widening a scandal involving the Japanese firm and its ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn over his alleged financial misconduct.
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