Social media giant Meta announced on Monday that they are working on a supercomputer that they claim will be the world’s fastest by the end of 2022, a move which some believe could increase censorship on the company’s platform.

The states argue that Google misled customers by continuing to track user location even when they tried to prevent it by changing location settings in their devices.

The Navy said three of the personnel required evacuation to a medical facility in Manila and four were treated on-board and released. It said all the personnel are in stable condition and that the cause of the “inflight mishap” was under investigation.

Eight fans died on Monday at an African Cup of Nations soccer game in Cameroon in a tragic stampede. The tragedy happened as fans tried to enter the stadium after officials had closed the gates because of pandemic crowd limits.

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, designed to give the world an unprecedented glimpse of infant galaxies in the early stages of the universe, arrived at its gravitational parking spot in orbit around the sun on Monday, nearly a million miles from Earth.

While midterm elections are less than 10 months away, over half of the states still have unfinalized or contested congressional district maps, meaning that some hopeful House Representatives don’t even know which district they might represent.

An Afghan refugee housed at a U.S. Marine base was convicted by a federal jury on Friday of molesting a toddler living on the same base.

At the start of the Open last week, several fans appeared at the tournament wearing t-shirts reading “Where is Peng Shuai?” Video footage soon went viral depicting the forced removal of some of these fans by security forces at the tournament.

A second police officer who was shot Friday in New York City while responding to a domestic violence call has died, the city’s police commissioner said on Twitter on Tuesday.