Facebook faces scrutiny as Cambridge Analytica saga widens
Harvard and Wharton professors warn of intensified public interest and policy scrutiny after the Cambridge Analytica data breach. Executives stress concerns over data control and transparency while users like Tommy Lei call for clearer use of personal data. Facebook faces investor anxiety and regulatory attention as audits and investigations unfold.
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Obama campaign defends Facebook data use in 2012 outreach
Obama campaign manager Jim Messina rejects links to Cambridge Analytica and says the 2012 operation complied with Facebook rules. Officials say voters were informed what data was shared and why, contrasting with Cambridge Analytica’s alleged fraudulent access and unauthorized data transfer.
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Suspected serial bomber prompts Austin security surge
Authorities expanded bomber alerts at a FedEx distribution center in Austin after a suspicious package spurred evacuations. Police say four explosions this month may be linked, with 500 officers reviewing clues and residents urged to police their own security footage while federal and state officials provide support and emergency funding.
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Gunman dies as two hurt at Great Mills High School
A student gunman opened fire at Great Mills High School in southern Maryland injuring a 16-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy before an armed school resources officer, Deputy First Class Blaine Gaskill, engaged the shooter. The 17-year-old suspect Austin Wyatt Rollins was killed. the officer was unharmed. The female student was hospitalized in critical condition. authorities cite a prior relationship between shooter and victim and are reviewing social media for motive.
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