Gen. Milley Questioned Over Afghanistan Withdrawal; Instagram Hits Pause on App for Tweens

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley facing questions on Capitol Hill Tuesday over the Afghanistan withdrawal. Milley said “I think that our credibility with Allies and partners around the world and with adversaries is being intensely reviewed by them to see which way this is going to go." This comes as around a hundred Americans are still stuck in Afghanistan. The U.S. saw a rise in fatal violence last year. The FBI released its 2020 uniform crime report on Monday. It showed the number of homicides increased nearly 30 percent from 2019. That's one of the largest single-year increases ever recorded in the country’s history. While violent crimes increased by five percent... Overall crimes decreased about six percent. The FBI collects statistics from law enforcement agencies across the country... But many do not participate. Several large cities... Like New York, Chicago, and New Orleans, did not submit data. And Instagram is pausing efforts to develop a version of its photo-sharing app for children under 13 years old. That's after bi-partisan pushback from dozens of attorneys general. Instagram has been facing scrutiny after it was revealed the social media platform knew its app could negatively impact teen girls. Instagram says it will take this time to discuss concerns with parents, experts, policy makers, and regulators. Tune into Deep Dive as we explore these topics and more. Subscribe to our newsletter👉 : https://newsletter.ntd.com/ Support our work👉: https://donorbox.org/deep-dive -- Follow us on Parler: https://parler.com/profile/DeepDiveTiffany Gab: https://gab.com/deepdivetiffany Contact us: DeepDiveTiffany@gmail.com