The home-sharing site’s legal dispute with Apartment Investment & Management Co. over whether Airbnb encouraged or enabled tenants to break their lease agreements ended in early January. The court decided in favor of Airbnb, stating that it bears no responsibility for illegal listings. Later last month, a San Francisco regulation forced the company to reduce its listings by almost a half, cutting ties with illegal short-time rentals. The law, adopted in 2016, requires Airbnb-like platforms to only accept users who registered with the city first. San Francisco and home-stay companies reached an agreement last May after Airbnb and HomeAway tried to block the law by suing the city in federal court. And as more states get ready or are taking action to impose new and harsher regulations onhad stepped down from his position as FBI deputy director in January 2018 but remained on leave pending retirement.

McCabe has said he believes he was politically targeted because he corroborated former FBI Director James Comey’s claims that Trump tried to pressure Comey into killing the Russia probe.

McCabe was sacked two days before his 50th birthday, when he would have been eligible to retire from the FBI with his full pension.

McCabe published a book in February on the FBI’s efforts to safeguard the United States, which argued that Trump undermined the country’s security.