The lawsuit adds to the troubles the conservative social media site has had since the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, which pro-Trump rioters had discussed on Parler. Shortly after the violence, Amazon Web Services refused to continue hosting Parler, and the …
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Tennessee-based sports betting company Action 24/7 is suing Tennessee Lottery officials over the suspension of its sports betting license, stating that Lottery officials “unlawfully disabled” the company’s ability to operate. The suit will be heard on Wednesday …
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A woman allegedly bit a deputy and tried to kick out a cruiser window on her way to jail after she reportedly assaulted her girlfriend during an argument over chicken nuggets. Lillian Barnett, 23, of Bedford County, Tennessee, was arrested last week on …
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On Monday, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey sold his first-ever tweet for $2.9 million. Sent in 2006, the message was simple, and consisted of five (sort-of) words: “just setting up my twttr.” The buyer was Sina Estavi, chief executive officer of Malaysian blockchain …
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“We strongly urge the COVID-19 response team and relevant Federal agencies to partner with airlines, airports, unions, hotels, theme parks and other key stakeholders to develop a data-driven, risk-based road map for reopening international travel,” the letter …
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