The article discusses Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Facebook employee who worked at the company for six years, and her upcoming memoir that criticizes the tech giant and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. The book accuses Facebook of “lethal carelessness,” prompting Meta to take legal action to prevent its publication. The company claims the book is filled with false accusations. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports on the situation for TODAY. This news comes amid other headlines, such as the final days of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa, GOP unveiling a stop-gap plan to avoid a government shutdown, and US and Ukrainian officials meeting for the first time since a clash in the Oval Office. Other stories include Trump’s uncertainty about a possible recession due to the trade war, crews getting the upper hand on brushfires on Long Island, and a small plane crash in Pennsylvania where all five passengers survived. Additionally, there’s coverage of James Harrison’s death at 88, a coffee shop in the shadow of ‘Bloody Sunday’ serving as a symbol of hope, astronauts returning after an unexpected 9-month stay in space, wildfires prompting a state of emergency on Long Island, a Secret Service shooting near the White House, and a bill to avert a government shutdown. Other news includes clashes in Syria, Trump’s aid negotiations with Ukraine, and a measles outbreak with over 200 confirmed cases.
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