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Meta to pay more than $16 billion to 29 U.S. States – settlement in lawsuit over children’s addiction to Facebook and Instagram
Meta has reached a settlement over lawsuits accusing it of designing Facebook and Instagram to be addictive to children and teenagers, misleading users about their safety, and illegally collecting minors’ personal data
Yemen: Nearly 59,000 civilians killed or injured in Houthi attacks since 2015
The Yemen Network for Rights and Freedoms says that 17,115 people have been killed and 41,789 injured — including more than 6,000 children
Greek Americans in the U.S. Midterm Elections: From Chris Pappas to Kounalakis, and from Bilirakis to Nicole Malliotakis
Eleni Kounalakis is running to become California’s “treasurer,” Alexi Giannoulias is running for Chicago mayor, Chris Pappas is seeking a Senate seat in New Hampshire, while six more Greek-American lawmakers are fighting for re-election
Victims continue to rise, fears of hundreds dead in Nepal: The theories about how the chaos unfolded – Watch shocking videos – Updated
At least 157 people have lost their lives, while the death toll is expected to rise as the floodwaters recede. Hundreds of tourists remain missing
The village of 1,000 residents in Bulgaria gripped by fear after Iranian threats
Relief in the small village of Bezmer, in eastern Bulgaria, following news that the American military aircraft stationed at the local air base had departed — The protests of previous weeks and the defense minister’s mysterious statement about an “Iranian hybrid operation”
Bill Gates on AI: “It is the most dangerous tool ever invented,” fears of a new pandemic and mass job losses
The Microsoft co-founder admits that humanity is not prepared to deal with what the unprecedented development of Artificial Intelligence is bringing — Fears of bioterrorism and a new pandemic
Strait of Hormuz: Iran and Oman negotiate a temporary shipping corridor
The first organized attempt to restore passage includes mine clearance — Only five vessels passed through on Tuesday, while Brent fell by more than 2%
AFP report from Imbros & Tenedos: Hundreds of Greeks have returned, but the Greek presence remains fragile (video-photos)
August 15 brings the villages of the island back to life once again, but after the summer comes the question of whether the historic Greek presence can be preserved for future generations
CIA Chief did not meet Putin, Kremlin says: “Contacts took place at the Security Services level”
It remains unclear whether John Ratcliffe will also travel to Kyiv, following the postponement of Kushner and Witkoff’s trip
Newsmax Report: Netanyahu’s son Yair was target of Iranian assassination plot while in Florida
The Israeli prime minister had spoken earlier this week about a plot to assassinate one of his children - Yair Netanyahu, who lives near Miami, returned immediately to Israel
