Monday’s Morning Buzz: Another Austin Explosion, Facebook is in Hot Water, and More
This is the fourth explosion in Austin, TX.
Top stories for March 19, 2018 include another package bomb explosion in Austin, Facebook is under fire for allowing user data to be exploited, and more.
Top stories for March 19, 2018 include another package bomb explosion in Austin, Facebook is under fire for allowing user data to be exploited, and more.
Black residents in Austin on high alert after fourth bomb explosion injures two men
A fourth package bomb exploded in Austin, TX over the weekend. Police believe the explosion may have been triggered by a tripwire attached to the package. According to reports, the two men were either walking or riding on their bikes down a sidewalk when a bomb was triggered around 8:32pm in southwest Austin on Sunday night. Authorities believe the previous three bombings are related, everyone injured or killed in those explosions were people of color.
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50M Facebook users exploited by Trump data firm
If you’ve ever clicked a Facebook quiz to test your personality, then there’s a likely chance that your info has been captured by a Donald Trump-connected data analysis firm. Facebook has cut ties with Cambridge Analytica because the firm failed to delete the personal data of users. Instead, a troubling report reveals it used the personal info from some 50 million Facebook users to help the Trump campaign build profiles of users by matching them to online records – without their permission.
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INTERVIEW: Snoop Dogg Talks About His New Gospel Album
Snoop Dogg just crossed over.The iconic rapper known for hits like “Gin and Juice” has dropped Bible of Love, a 32-track Gospel album that’s quite a departure from his usual offerings. While some may be puzzled by the sudden shift, Snoop insists it has been a long time coming. His mother is an evangelist and his late grandmother was the driving force behind the project.
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Scandal Says Goodbye Across Social Media
Gladiators – raise your bottles up and spill one out for the homies because Scandal has come to an end. The popular ABC series that has played with our emotions and kept our Twitter fingers tweeting for seven seasons, has finally wrapped production and the cast took to social media to say their final farewells. Fans were filled with sadness, and some were exuding excitement over the show’s finality.
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