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The International Trade Commission (ITC) staff has rejected Google’s public interest arguments and recommends an import ban against Samsung, according to “FOSS Patents” (http://tinyurl.com/lsbdgof).

An Administrative Law Judge had found Samsung to infringe four Apple patents (three utility patents, one design patent), the article adds. His findings are now being reviewed by the Commission, the six-member decision-making body at the top of the U.S. trade agency.

Having already filed an US$3 billion dollar class action with regard to the alleged government privacy abuse by the Obama administration and Verizon, Larry Klayman, founder of Judicial Watch and now Freedom Watch, and a former Justice Department prosecutor, filed a new US$20 billion dollar companion class action suit in DC federal court today.

A thriller adventure, Righteous Kill has launched on the Mac App Store, courtesy of G5 Entertainment and Starz Media. You can try the game for free and unlock the full version for US$2.99 through June 13 (it’s regularly $4.99).

The National Security Agency has obtained direct access to the systems of Apple, Google, Facebook, and other US Internet giants, according to “The Guardian” (http://tinyurl.com/m9hw4dv). The newspaper says it has obtained a NSA secret document that verifies this.