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A lawsuit filed in USA by some families of victims of 7 October Hamas terror attack claims that several US-based anti-Israel groups had prior knowledge of the attack

Meta has agreed to pay President Donald Trump $25 million to settle a 2021 lawsuit alleging First Amendment violations and other claims for suspending his Facebook and Instagram accounts

Meta earlier admitted to using Books3, a dataset of 196,000 books, but it did not publicly disclose the direct use of LibGen data.

Mark Robinson, North Carolina's Lieutenant Governor, filed a $50 million defamation litigation against CNN over its report that he identified himself as a "black Nazi" on a pornography site more than a decade ago

After finding no evidence of conspiracy in the said lawsuit, the judge granted an anti-SLAPP motion to prevent the abuse of the legal system to silence the women. 

The $5 billion lawsuit was filed in 2020 in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California and covered "millions" of Google consumers, claiming damages of $5,000 per user or three times actual damages, depending on what was greater.

The civil lawsuit read, “Meta has allowed Facebook and Instagram to become a marketplace for predators in search of children upon whom to prey.”

The lawsuit stated that Anil Varshney "scared" his colleague because he couldn't understand what the former was communicating. The coworker then "falsely and intentionally" reported the incident to the police

The lawsuit filed by X-Corp explains data scraping as “a form of unauthorised data collection that uses automation and other processes to harvest data from a website or a mobile application."

The victim pointed out that any reasonable physician could have determined that she would not maintain a permanent transgender identity.