The Federal Communications Commission said Thursday the agency will investigate mobile carriers’ compliance with rules requiring them to disclose to consumers how they are using and sharing location data.

Vanessa Bryant was awarded $16 million in damages on Wednesday after the courts confirmed that the first responders who leaked the photos violated her and her family’s rights to privacy, according to a report from ESPN.

In a recent poll, 90% of teachers said they are at least somewhat experiencing burnout, while 67% say it is a very serious problem for them. Otherwise, 91% of teachers say they feel general stress from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Itaru Nakamura is the most senior official to step down in connection with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination at a campaign rally in the western city of Nara on July 8, where experts have said security was seriously flawed.

The long and often-adversarial nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran might be on the eve of ending, but Republicans say it’s at the expense of American and Israeli interests and security.

The Uvalde, Texas, school board on Wednesday fired the school district’s embattled police chief for his much-criticized handling of the response to a shooting rampage that killed 19 children and two teachers in the city three months ago.

Longtime Republican adviser Roger Stone’s strongly worded criticism of the Biden administration’s use of the FBI resonated with just over half the people who participated in a recent conservative opinion poll.