July 2019

Kim Kardashian Breaks Silence On Accusations Against Photographer Marcus Hyde

Kim Kardashian is cutting ties with personal photographer Marcus Hyde after he was accused of predatory behavior toward models on Instagram. The photographer, who has traveled the world with the reality TV star and her family ― most recently documenting a KarJenner trip to Bali ― allegedly solicited nude pics from aspiring models in exchange

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Justice Dept. ratchets up antitrust scrutiny of Big Tech

The U.S. Department of Justice opened a sweeping antitrust investigation of major technology companies and whether their online platforms have hurt competition, suppressed innovation or otherwise harmed consumers. It said the probe will take into account “widespread concerns” about social media, search engines and online retail services. Its antitrust division is seeking information from the

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Lance Bass Says He Came Out To Britney Spears On Her Wedding Night

Like many LGBTQ celebrities, Lance Bass opened up about his sexuality to family members and friends before doing so publicly.  In his case, one of those pals was none other than fellow pop star Britney Spears.  In a Monday appearance on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,” the *NSYNC singer recalled the moment he came out

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YouTube’s Plan To Rein In Conspiracy Theories Is Failing

Six months ago, under tremendous public pressure, YouTube announced that it would tweak its algorithm to recommend fewer videos “that could misinform users in harmful ways.” It was a major step for a company that has spent years driving people toward increasingly sensationalist content — including dangerous disinformation — that would keep viewers glued to their

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Ethics Office Investigates Whether Interior Dept. Officials Violated Transparency Laws

WASHINGTON — The Interior Department’s internal ethics watchdog has opened an investigation into whether top Trump appointees at the agency have violated federal open-record laws by withholding or delaying the release of public documents, emails and policy memos. The investigation by the Interior Department’s Inspector General comes the same day as the separate introduction of

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