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Operators of Texas "tent city" for migrant children plan to close it
An official with the nonprofit organization, BCFS, said it will not accept any long-term extensions for the site, which was originally slated to close last July
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An official with the nonprofit organization, BCFS, said it will not accept any long-term extensions for the site, which was originally slated to close last July
A New York City Council member said the bill was inspired by a woman who wants a sex offender former doctor removed from her twins' birth certificates
After the CBS board of directors said its investigation into former CEO Leslie Moonves and workplace culture issues was complete, some CBS employees and others called for the board to be more open about the findings
Half a dozen more women have come forward with stories of abuse by former doctor Robert Hadden since CBS News aired an interview with one of those suing the former obstetrician
The women are still pursuing claims against Rose himself
The women say Columbia University and its hospitals "actively and deliberately" concealed the conduct of an obstetrician accused of sexually abusing patients for decades
A Facebook engineer discovered in October 2014 that "an entity with Russian IP addresses" was harvesting vast troves of information, a British official revealed
The hearing comes just days after a British Member of Parliament seized a cache of documents that Facebook has spent months fighting to keep sealed
The documents, from a lawsuit in California, could shed light on actions by Facebook executives
Elected officials from eight countries are now part of an unprecedented effort to probe disinformation and election meddling across the globe
The New York Times reports that Facebook hired a public relations firm to tie its critics to the billionaire philanthropist
Facebook says its CEO "is not able to be in London on November 27th" to attend the "international grand committee" of at least five governments investigating disinformation and election influencing
As more nations investigating election influence demand meeting with Facebook's CEO, pressure is building for the social media baron to respond
The "international grand committee" is a first of its kind, but Zuckerberg has so far refused to meet with the international lawmakers
A lawsuit by immigrant children who say they are denied access to lawyers can move forward, a judge said Friday