The Trump administration’s rollback on Obama-era internet privacy rules is “disgusting” and “appalling,” says the man who created the world wide web. Tim Berners-Lee spoke out against the repeal of theFederal Communications Commission’s privacy rulesTuesday,soon after being declared the recipient of the 2016 ACM A.M.Turing Award― a$1 million accolade dubbed the “Nobel Prize of computing.

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a Wells Fargo manager reported instances of bank, mail and wire fraud to supervisors as well as a company ethics hotline. Although he’d received good marks in the past, the manager was “abruptly dismissed” after speaking up. The manager lost his job in 2010 and hasn’t been able to find a new one.

SpaceX flew a previously used rocket on Thursday in an unprecedented test of the durability of space equipment. The Falcon 9 booster took off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida and landed on an ocean platform called Of Course I Still Love You. The aerospace company founded by Elon Musk said it was the “world’s first reflight of an orbital class rocket.

Gabi Holzwarth was glad to be out of Uber’s orbit, which she described to The Huffington Post as a deeply misogynistic environment that was damaging to her psyche. But she got pulled back in with a phone call three weeks ago from a top Uber executive, who she says urged her to keep quiet about a 2014 incident at a South Korean karaoke and escort bar.

Uber is suspending its entire self-driving car program while it investigates a serious crash of one of its vehicles in Arizona. Uber confirmed the accident after a photo was posted on Twitter showing an Uber SUV Volvo on its side next to another dented car with broken windows. The crash occurred in Tempe, but Uber offered few other details.

United Airlines is defending its right to block passengers over their attire after it was called out for stopping girls in leggings from boarding a flight. The airline replied with rules about its dress code to several people on Twitter on Sunday after a witness tweeted that she saw gate agents blocking three girls from boarding a flight because they were wearing leggings.

In these days of constantly contacting politicians to make sure our voices are heard, along comes a new technology to make things a bit easier. Meet Resistbot, a free service that turns texts into faxes that are then sent to politicians across the country. Launched last month, the service is run by volunteers and supported by donations. To mobilize the operation, users simply text the word “resist” to 50409.

Under the new policy, which takes effect in October, Starbucks white-collar employees who give birth to a baby are eligible for up to 18 weeks paid time off. That’s three times as much as the six weeks a woman working in a Starbucks store would get if she has a baby.

The company owned by the family of Jared Kushner,President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior White House advisor, has unveiled plans for a makeover of a New York City building. The Wall Street Journal said Tuesday thatKushner’s role in the White House is complicating the process due to the potential for conflicts of interest, even though he has sold his stake in this and other family owned properties.

Controversies be damned. Uber’s board still has complete confidence in CEO Travis Kalanick. That’s according to Uber board member (and former HuffPost editor in chief) Arianna Huffington, who told reporters on a conference call Tuesday that the ride-hailing company’s board doesn’t anticipate asking Kalanick to step down.