Новости за 03.12.2020

President Donald Trump posted a 46-minute rant on Facebook about his “investigations” into what he calls election fraud. His description of the video is that it was the most important speech of his life. The speech was apparently far more important than his inauguration or announcements about peace deals between countries that weren’t in a […]

Twitter said Wednesday it was expanding its definition of hateful content to ban language which “dehumanizes” people on the basis of race, ethnicity or national origin. The move announced by the messaging platform is the latest to refine its definition of abusive and harmful content which has led to a backlash against social networks. Twitter […]

As her father’s presidency draws to a close, Ivanka Trump’s push to have her flagship cause of women’s economic empowerment made into law failed this week “due to a mix of politics and personalities,” the Washington Post’s Josh Rogin reports. Now her plan, along with Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s (D-NH) bill to formally authorize Ivanka’s initiative, has […]

Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney, a retired U.S. Air Force veteran, has not been shy about pushing ridiculous conspiracy theories — whether he was promoting the racist “birther” theory that President Barack Obama wasn’t really born in the U.S. or claiming that the late Sen. John McCain divulged information to the Viet Cong during the Vietnam […]

Mega-corporation Amazon burnished its credentials as the world’s leader in privacy invasion Tuesday by proudly releasing its latest advancement for secretly tracking employees through surveillance technology. As the website Mashable.com reports, “Amazon-powered employee tracking is coming to a warehouse, and possibly a store, near you.” Mashable reported that Amazon “quietly previewed Tuesday new hardware and […]

Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) has been under the magnifying glass for his stock trades while in office, particularly ones since he learned about the coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent economic crash that followed. The New York Times calculated that Perdue, who is up for reelection in January, made 2,596 trades in one term in office, […]