UK police face backlash over personal data requests
London government victims' advocate says sexual assault victims can be re-traumatized by the blanket request for their personal data when they go to police
Technology
Facebook rolls out major redesign at developers conference
"The future is private," CEO Mark Zuckerberg declared, promising more one-on-one contact and encryption in Messenger
Alphabet shares down 15 percent on disappointing earnings
Slowing ad sales have some analysts worried that search giant's core business is starting to sputter
Chase tweets about budgeting, gets burned by Twitter
The bank, whose CEO made $31 million last year and which was on the receiving end of U.S. bailouts, has since deleted the tweet
Angie's List favors its own advertisers, consumer group warns
Consumer Federation of America urges users of the popular ratings site to ignore its recommended businesses
Computer outages impact several airlines
A technical issue with the Sabre software used by multiple airlines left flights delayed and customers temporarily unable to check-in or book travel
Cleveland airport computers hacked last week
The FBI is investigating a hack on the computer systems at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Whistleblower reveals info on companies buying and selling your location data
"CBS This Morning" investigates the perfectly legal means by which advertisers track your location through your phone – and how criminals could exploit that information
Almanac: The Chernobyl nuclear accident
On April 28, 1986 the Soviet government grudgingly acknowledged an explosion and release of radiation at a nuclear power plant
Amazon under fire for software that recommends firing workers
Retailing giant denies employees are terminated through automated system, saying a manager can always intervene
Elon Musk and SEC reach new agreement over Twitter use
If deal terms are approved by federal judge, the Tesla CEO will need legal counsel's OK for future public statements
Uber dials back expectations as its preps for massive IPO
Ridesharing company expects to be valued at upwards of $90 billion when it goes public, lower than previous estimates
Uber IPO could net Travis Kalanick nearly $9 billion
Entrepreneur was ousted as CEO nearly two years ago, but he still owns more Uber stock than anyone
Amazon plans to launch free one-day shipping
Amazon expects to spend $800 million next quarter to make the transition
SpaceX mishap investigation continues
Engineers continue to collect data, high-speed imagery and recovered hardware in wake of SpaceX mishap
Trump waives tariffs on largest buyers of Russian oil
Oregon school shooter ID'd, used shotgun bought by mother, sources say
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Sacramento mom says hero son shot, killed Oregon school shooter
On economy, Vance says "we're turning the ship around"
Pope Leo discharged from hospital on Saturday, four days after surgery
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Reported attacks on ships around Strait of Hormuz reach record highs
Katie Zacharia out as White House press secretary after first week
Sean "Diddy" Combs moved to prison in Pennsylvania
