Hawley Wants To Institute An Internet Do Not Track List For Personal Data
U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing legislation that would allow internet users to effectively opt out of having certain data shared with websites. It’s the GOP senator’s latest salvo in his advocacy against large technology companies, a posture that’s brought Hawley national praise and criticism.
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In Syria, Reports Of 19 Medical Facilities Bombed Since April 28
On May 15, government forces bombed the Tarmala Maternity and Children's Hospital in South Idlib, Syria. "The air strikes completely destroyed the facility, which had served about 6,000 people a month," says Dr. Khaula Sawah , vice president of the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations-USA. The information on the incident comes from doctors on the ground in Syria. According to the union, it was the 19th health-care facility bombed in Syria since April 28. The official Syrian news...
