Facebook Owner Meta Will Reportedly Lower Engineering Hiring Target for 2022 to Around 6,000-7,000

Facebook Owner Meta Will Reportedly Lower Engineering Hiring Target for 2022 to Around 6,000-7,000

Facebook parent Meta Platforms has reportedly reduced its target for hiring engineers in 2022 to around 6,000-7,000, down from an initial plan to hire about 10,000 new engineers. According to Reuters, the statement comes Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, who cited the figure during a weekly employee Q&A session on…

Shanna Moakler Breaks Silence on Ex Travis Barker’s Hospitalization

Shanna Moakler Breaks Silence on Ex Travis Barker’s Hospitalization

Back in 2008, Travis was involved in a plane crash that took the lives of four people, including two of his close friends. The deadly incident left him with third-degree burns all over his body, as well as PTSD and survivor’s guilt that made it difficult for him to fly again until 2021, when he accompanied…

PSG announce big-money signing of Man United-linked Vitinha
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PSG announce big-money signing of Man United-linked Vitinha

Ligue 1 heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain have, on Thursday, announced the club’s first signing of the summer transfer window. The latest player to have opted to take his talents to France’s capital? Vitinha. As per a series of posts across the club’s website and social media platforms, one-time Wolves star Vitinha…

Supreme Court Sides With Biden’s Efforts to End ‘Remain in Mexico’ Program
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Supreme Court Sides With Biden’s Efforts to End ‘Remain in Mexico’ Program

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a challenge to the Biden administration’s efforts to end a Trump-era immigration program that forces asylum seekers arriving at the southwestern border to await approval in Mexico. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote the majority opinion, joined by Justice Brett M….

Astronauts Struggle to Regain Decades’ Worth of Bone Density After Space Travel

Astronauts Struggle to Regain Decades’ Worth of Bone Density After Space Travel

Astronauts lose decades’ worth of bone mass in space that many do not recover even after a year back on Earth, researchers said on Thursday, warning that it could be a “big concern” for future missions to Mars. Previous research has shown astronauts lose between one to two percent of…