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A 26-year-old man was detained by the French Police after he fatally stabbed a German citizen before injuring two others in Paris on Saturday night. The accused, who tried to flee from the crime scene, was reportedly pursued and stopped by the cops using a stun gun. As France's anti-terror unit is interrogating the accused, here is what we know so far about the horrific incident:
A unanimous Supreme Court sided with Google and Twitter in a pair of cases that had alleged social media liability in terror attacks overseas.
Most of the evidence presented against Lebanese-Canadian sociology professor Hassan Diab was based on intelligence sources, with his lawyers had again argued the case should be thrown out.
A terrorist attack is put on Google for allowing propaganda content which led to the grievous event.
The case in the US Supreme Court, not only threatens Google's ad revenue worth $168 billion, but also puts the entire social media at risk.