Deep Dive (June 1): MLB Sued for Moving All-Star Game Out of Georgia

By Tiffany Meier
Tiffany Meier
Tiffany Meier
Tiffany Meier is a senior anchor, China news reporter, and producer for NTD News based at the network's global headquarters in New York City. Tiffany hosts NTD's prime time show "Tiffany Meier Tonight" as well as "China in Focus." She also co-moderates NTD's special election coverage "The Nation Decides." Tiffany produced the award-winning NTD Original documentary "Hollywood Takeover: China's Control in the Film Industry."
June 1, 2021Updated: June 1, 2021

Major League Baseball (MLB) is facing a lawsuit for moving the All-Star Game out of the Peach State earlier this year. A small business lobbying group, the Job Creators Network, filed the suit. It’s asking MLB and the players union to compensate Georgia businesses that won’t see revenue from the game. County officials estimated the move would cost the local economy some $100 million.

New documents submitted by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich raise questions about the way Google handles users’ location data. They point to Google tracking users’ location even when location tracking has been disabled on smartphones.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says the clock is ticking on the infrastructure package. He said on Sunday that if the two sides don’t reach a consensus soon, the Democrats might go it alone again. That’s how the $1.9 trillion COVID relief package was passed.

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