The Daily Populous

What stood out, aside from Zuckerberg's own initial discomfort with the hearings, was some lawmakers' lack of knowledge about even the basic ways tech companies work.

Regardless of the struggles, Schiff said Congress realizes it needs to learn more in order to properly consider any rules for the industry.!.

And I think we need to know a lot more before we say this is the regulation we even need. »

Trinidad and Tobago is set to decriminalize homosexuality after a high court judge ruled Thursday that the Caribbean nation’s colonial-era law banning gay sex is unconstitutional.

LGBTQ activist Jason Jones filed a lawsuit in February 2017 to overturn Trinidad and Tobago's gay sex laws.

“The activism and advocacy will continue in Trinidad and Tobago and across the Caribbean until equality for LGBTIQ people is guaranteed.”. »

Philadelphia residents were less likely to drink sugary soda each day after the launch of a beverage tax of $0.015/ounce on sugar and sugar-substitute beverages last year, a new study from Drexel University researchers has revealed.

The results revealed that after the launch of the tax, Philadelphians were 60 percent less likely to drink energy drinks and 40 percent less likely to drink sugary soda every day.

Philadelphia Residents Drank Less Sugary Drinks After Soda Tax | Time https://t.co/37Dj7wQR4n — CCS Medical (@CCSMedical) April 12, 2018. »

A teen accepted to 20 colleges offering him full financial aid wants journalists at a Fox affiliate to apologize for calling his decision to apply to the schools "obnoxious.".

An anchor and contributor on Fox 5 in Washington, D.C., criticized Micheal Brown's decision to apply to 20 colleges in a segment airing April 3.

Two days later, Micheal said he had a "respectful" interview with Morris, but he will not allow the segment to air until the station issues a public apology. »