
Italy Fines Meta €805 Million Over Facebook Access to Android Photo Galleries
Italy's privacy regulator fined Meta €805 million over a Facebook feature that accessed Android users' photo galleries. Meta says it will appeal.

Italy's privacy regulator fined Meta €805 million over a Facebook feature that accessed Android users' photo galleries. Meta says it will appeal.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says U.S. sanctions and economic restrictions are putting growing pressure on Iran, warning of a sharp economic decline.

Border Police arrested eight Palestinians without entry permits and the pickup truck's driver at the Tunnel Checkpoint near Jerusalem. A court extended the driver's detention until Monday.

Todd Clayton cleans weathered headstones at Roselawn Avenue Cemetery without charging families, carefully returning visitors' stones to their places and planning to continue his volunteer work in the spring.

The Pennsylvania senator said he would continue supporting Israel while seeking bipartisan cooperation on issues including Iran, the national debt and Social Security.

The transportation secretary said aircraft and crews were still being repositioned after Friday's disruption, with some delays continuing Sunday morning.

Transport Ministry officials are due to discuss security arrangements and possible flight resumptions after the September 30 attempted hijacking. No restart date has been announced.

Fire officials described a jet-ski rescue in which a wave overturned the craft before the rescuer righted it and brought a surfer to safety Saturday.

In a Sunday interview, CEO John Giamatteo described how BlackBerry has moved beyond its well-known phones to focus on embedded automotive software and secure communications.
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Italy's privacy regulator fined Meta €805 million over a Facebook feature that accessed Android users' photo galleries. Meta says it will appeal.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says U.S. sanctions and economic restrictions are putting growing pressure on Iran, warning of a sharp economic decline.

Border Police arrested eight Palestinians without entry permits and the pickup truck's driver at the Tunnel Checkpoint near Jerusalem. A court extended the driver's detention until Monday.

Todd Clayton cleans weathered headstones at Roselawn Avenue Cemetery without charging families, carefully returning visitors' stones to their places and planning to continue his volunteer work in the spring.

The Pennsylvania senator said he would continue supporting Israel while seeking bipartisan cooperation on issues including Iran, the national debt and Social Security.

The transportation secretary said aircraft and crews were still being repositioned after Friday's disruption, with some delays continuing Sunday morning.

Transport Ministry officials are due to discuss security arrangements and possible flight resumptions after the September 30 attempted hijacking. No restart date has been announced.

Fire officials described a jet-ski rescue in which a wave overturned the craft before the rescuer righted it and brought a surfer to safety Saturday.

In a Sunday interview, CEO John Giamatteo described how BlackBerry has moved beyond its well-known phones to focus on embedded automotive software and secure communications.

Gadi Eisenkot's party says the proposal is for Likud to join an Eisenkot-led government, rejecting an unconfirmed report about a rotating premiership ahead of talks between the parties' negotiating teams Sunday.

The NYPD says a driver was fatally shot Saturday night after he repeatedly rammed police and civilian vehicles on the Belt Parkway. A woman linked to the initial possible-abduction call was later found unharmed.
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