Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge At one point in time, Facebook’s relationship with politicians was relatively uncontroversial. But
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Burrito Loco reopening "with additional safety measures" after shooting shattered window
MINNEAPOLIS — The operators of Dinkytown restaurant Burrito Loco said it will reopen Monday after closing earlier this month when gunfire
A court just blew up internet law because it thinks YouTube isn’t a website
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Yesterday the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decided in favor of Texas
US-EU data transfers on life support after French Google decision
Europe is finally starting to walk the talk on U.S. data transfers. Over a year after the EU’s top court
Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai were involved in ad collusion plot, claims court filing
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge On Friday, a coalition of state attorneys general led by Texas Attorney General
Google, Facebook face big privacy fines in France
PARIS — French data regulator the CNIL is set to fine Google €150 million and Facebook €60 million for violating
Police Search For Killer After Two Fatally Shot In Riverside Apartment
Police Search For Killer After Two Fatally Shot In Riverside Apartment CHICAGO (CBS) — Police are searching for a killer after