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A Democratic lawmaker called for a public debate with a technology executive after the executive posted calls for the lawmaker's imprisonment. The exchange followed comments about oversight of federal spending reductions.
foxnews.comA member of Congress challenged a technology executive to a debate after the executive posted that the lawmaker should face prison time. The exchange began after the lawmaker appeared on a podcast and said his party would pursue accountability measures if it gained control of the House. He cited an academic study and said cuts to foreign aid programs could lead to deaths overseas.
Podcast comments During the interview, the lawmaker stated that once his party took power there would need to be accountability for the executive. He said the executive should be subpoenaed and investigated over work with a government efficiency initiative. The lawmaker also referenced an academic study that he said linked the cuts to potential deaths of millions of children overseas.
Executive response The executive replied on his social media platform that aid funds had gone to corrupt politicians and called for the lawmaker to face prison. He added that he planned to sue the lawmaker. Hours later, the lawmaker posted a video response saying the executive had spent the day posting about him instead of debating the issues.
He questioned why the executive would threaten legal action rather than discuss the topics publicly.
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koreaherald.comThe South Korean memory chip maker will seek up to 45 trillion won in the largest U.S. listing by a Korean company. The offering, scheduled to begin trading July 10, follows a sharp sell-off in memory stocks after a Korean media report.
gizmodo.comMeta is developing a smartphone app that lets users earn points for making predictions on events. The project remains experimental and separate from the company's existing social platforms.