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A Palestinian-American who previously worked for Meta filed a discrimination lawsuit in a California state court against his former employer for allegedly being biased in its handling of content related to the war in Gaza.

The Boeing CST-100 Starliner finally launched to space on June 5, 2024 after almost a decade of delays and malfunctions.

The Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant announced that she was discontinuing the watchdog’s legal action against X over the graphic video footage of a stabbing incident at a church in Sydney last April.

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a license for the fourth launch of SpaceX’s Starship rocket system, scheduled for Jun. 6, 12:00 UTC.

The Australian Information Commissioner has filed a lawsuit against a Medibank for allegedly failing to protect data from being misused.

Germany said that the European Commission has agreed to compensate power company LEAG with up to$1.90 billion for deciding to move away from coal by 2038.

Customers of AT&T and Verizon have experienced outages in several major US cities.

While Coca Cola has a comfortable lead in the US soda market, Dr. Pepper has been inching forward to second place and toppling Pepsi’s traditional ranking.

Microsoft announced that it was cutting some of the jobs at its augmented reality department in its constant restructuring and shift from AR to artificial intelligence.

The owners of No Name Sports Bar, a hospitality establishment in Sebastian, Florida, received a lawsuit from two of its former employees for their alleged disability discrimination.

X officially allowed people to show consensual adult content as long as they are labeled as such.

Avalanche Studios Group, the developers of the game franchise “Just Cause,” announced that they would be closing down its New York and Montreal studios and letting go of 50 of its staff.

Morena Party candidate Claudia Sheinbaum has been elected as the first female president in Mexico’s 200-year history.

Emirates president Tim Clark said that the recent turbulence incident involving a Singapore Airlines Boeing 777-300ER flying from London to Singapore served as a lesson for the aviation industry as a whole.

Several people anonymously told Bloomberg that Riyadh Air would be announcing an agreement with a major Southeast Asian carrier in the coming days.