- A court orders Yahoo to pay $50 million and provide free credit monitoring services for 200 million people for two years. Yahoo was found responsible for a massive security breach where personal information was stolen. [Link]
- CNN, MSNBC, and the Daily Beast featured a lobbyist for the UAE without disclosing his ties to the foreign government. [Link]
- Amazon attempted to sell facial recognition technology to ICE. [Link]
- Patrick Cockburn argues Trump’s actions in the Middle East will be his downfall. [Link]
- John Bolton says the Trump and Putin will meet next month. [Link]
- Ted Galen Carpenter explains the problems caused by Ukraine and Georgia joining NATO. [Link]
- NATO is carrying out the largest war games since the Cold War. [Link]
- North and South Korea agree to disarm the truce village. [Link]
- Turkey claims the Saudi Crown Prince spoke with Khashoggi just before the journalist was murdered. [Link]
- The US sanctions eight individuals accused of associating with the Taliban. [Link]
- Libya’s ancient sites have been destroyed and vandalized in the instability created by the 2011 war. [Link]
