After a two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is returning to the big screen.  Black Widow, the first solo movie about the popular assassin-turned-Avenger Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson), hits theaters in the United States on July 9.

On July 6, Julianna Zobrist issued a public statement for the first time since news of the lawsuit broke.  In her statement on Instagram, she did not admit to an affair, mention her estranged husband, or give any details of her relationship with him or with Yawn

Former President Donald Trump filed a class action lawsuit against big-tech giants Facebook, Twitter, and Google and their respective executives for censoring him and others based on their conservative viewpoints.

This disapproval comes from a perceived failure to control the coronavirus outbreak and a Brazilian Senate investigation over the government’s handling of the pandemic.

Thirty-six states and the District of Columbia have filed a lawsuit against Google, claiming they have unlawfully created a monopoly through its Google Play store on Android devices.

The three stage plan consisted of the following: 1. Attacking key installations on and around Taiwan, 2. Cruise missile strikes, and 3. Warship bombardments.

Hundreds of Afghan security force members have fled swift Islamist Taliban advances in the north. But the retreats from over the weekend were the largest confirmed, coming just two days after the United States officially vacated its main Bagram air base in Afghanistan.

The letter written by the coalition said that these proposed amendments to privacy laws could see individuals hit with “severe sanctions”, and the only way to avoid them “would be to refrain from investing and offering their services in Hong Kong, thereby depriving Hong Kong businesses and consumers, whilst also creating new barriers to trade.”

Tyson Food Inc. has recalled almost 8.5 million pounds of  ready to eat, pre-cooked chicken products due to fears of a possible Listeria contamination.

The U.S. Defense Department announced in a statement that they canceled their Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) Cloud solicitation project. The reason for canceling the contract, according to the DOD, was that it was no longer useful “due to evolving requirements, increased cloud conversancy, and industry advances.”