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Why Kash Patel, FBI Chief Pick, Said "Jai Shri Krishna" At Senate Hearing
Kashyap 'Kash' Patel, US President Donald Trump's FBI nominee, greeted his parents with 'Jai Shri Krishna' after introducing them on Thursday during his confirmation hearing before a Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Facebook Chief Accused Of Having "Blood On His Hands", His Apology
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the chief executives of TikTok, X, Discord and Snap faced a grilling by hostile US lawmakers on Wednesday over the dangers that children and teens face on social media platforms.
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"Coincidence": TikTok CEO On US Senate's China Connection Allegations
TikTok CEO Shou Chew found himself under scrutiny as lawmakers probed into the platform's ties with China, particularly its parent company ByteDance, and the extent of access granted to the Chinese government, CNN reported.
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Mark Zuckerberg Apologises To Parents At US Hearing On Online Child Safety
Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday apologized to families at a U.S. Senate hearing about the impact that social media has on children.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs Oppose Changes That May Dictate Content Moderation
The CEOs of Facebook and Twitter have vehemently opposed any changes that would allow the US government to dictate content moderation, saying these platforms are a new industry and should have a different regulatory model.
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"We've Made Mistakes," Boeing CEO Tells US Lawmakers At Hearing
Boeing Co Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg was pressed by US lawmakers at a hearing on Tuesday over what the company knew about its MCAS stall-prevention system linked to two deadly crashes, and about delays in turning over internal 2016 messages that described erratic behaviour of the software in a simulator.
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I Started Facebook And Am Responsible, Says Mark Zuckerberg In Testimony
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg endured an hours-long grilling by dozens of U.S. senators Tuesday during which he repeatedly apologized and promised privacy reforms but also pointedly defended his company against the threat of new legislation.
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Why Kash Patel, FBI Chief Pick, Said "Jai Shri Krishna" At Senate Hearing
Kashyap 'Kash' Patel, US President Donald Trump's FBI nominee, greeted his parents with 'Jai Shri Krishna' after introducing them on Thursday during his confirmation hearing before a Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Facebook Chief Accused Of Having "Blood On His Hands", His Apology
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the chief executives of TikTok, X, Discord and Snap faced a grilling by hostile US lawmakers on Wednesday over the dangers that children and teens face on social media platforms.
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"Coincidence": TikTok CEO On US Senate's China Connection Allegations
TikTok CEO Shou Chew found himself under scrutiny as lawmakers probed into the platform's ties with China, particularly its parent company ByteDance, and the extent of access granted to the Chinese government, CNN reported.
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Mark Zuckerberg Apologises To Parents At US Hearing On Online Child Safety
Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday apologized to families at a U.S. Senate hearing about the impact that social media has on children.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs Oppose Changes That May Dictate Content Moderation
The CEOs of Facebook and Twitter have vehemently opposed any changes that would allow the US government to dictate content moderation, saying these platforms are a new industry and should have a different regulatory model.
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"We've Made Mistakes," Boeing CEO Tells US Lawmakers At Hearing
Boeing Co Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg was pressed by US lawmakers at a hearing on Tuesday over what the company knew about its MCAS stall-prevention system linked to two deadly crashes, and about delays in turning over internal 2016 messages that described erratic behaviour of the software in a simulator.
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I Started Facebook And Am Responsible, Says Mark Zuckerberg In Testimony
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg endured an hours-long grilling by dozens of U.S. senators Tuesday during which he repeatedly apologized and promised privacy reforms but also pointedly defended his company against the threat of new legislation.
