During a cross-examination at his terrorism trial, Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri confirmed that he did say he had admired Osama bin Laden and that the US government had been the one behind the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York, Bloomberg reported.
TIME said privacy protections in the US comes in a form of a group of state and federal laws aimed at specific groups of people, unlike the single, more broad coverage legal measure the European Union has in place following a controversial ruling on a Spanish lawyer's request to remove information about his debts on Google.
The US Department of Education has recently distributed a proposed rule that would guarantee college students who have debit cards and checking accounts with banks under special marketing deals with their schools to not pay almost all service fees, Bloomberg said.
Acting Supreme Court Justice Gerald Connolly has voided state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's subpoena for information and materials needed for his office's probe on Airbnb's potential state law violation for aiding illegal hotels, Bloomberg reported.
