TSA workers forced to sell blood, Meta and Google lose social media trial
Source: New York Post · Bias: Right
Summary
A DHS funding deal is looking less likely just as we learn some unpaid TSA workers have been forced to sell blood or live in their cars to make ends meet. A California jury ruled against two tech giants in a landmark trial that accuses them of putting profit over children’s safety.
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