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Neera Tanden made thousands of inflammatory remarks as head of a liberal think tank, complicating her Senate approval hearing.

Wright is the first sitting member of Congress to succumb to the disease, the second Republican after Representative-elect Luke Letlow.

Alabama's Richard Shelby is the fourth Republican Senator to announce he'll be leaving in 2022.

New York lawmakers took point on the legislation. Funerals for deaths during 2020 can be reimbursed for up to $7,000 at no cost to state governments.

Mike Lindell's two-hour film has been forced off of mainstream platforms.

The House has begun looking for solutions, but political and practical barriers have stumped law enforcement bodies for years.

The estate says it needs to pause payments to account for funding. An attorney general says that's nonsense.

While the pandemic dampened profits slightly, the pair's last report as government officials shows plenty of shady actions.

Peloton's COVID-19 buyer boom has been a blessing and a curse, with shipping problems prompting thousands of BBB complaints and a turn to competitors.

Andre Hill was standing in his friend's garage when an officer responding to a noise complaint reportedly mistook his keys for a gun, fatally shooting him.

The House will vote Thursday on whether to strip Marjorie Taylor Greene of her committee assignments for remarks encouraging assassinations and pushing anti-Semitic conspiracies.

TikTok will try to ban anyone under 13 from its Italian platform after a 10-year-old asphyxiated during a "blackout challenge."

Work is already underway for the Biden administration to make a flood of judicial appointments.

Other crime rates are down, but economic uncertainty and police forces crippled by community distrust and staffing problems have exacerbated homicides.

The 10 Republican senators apparently failed to convince him yesterday that he should dramatically scale back his stimulus plans.

Bezos will be handing the reigns to Andy Jassy, a web services developer, who joined Amazon in 1997.

A group of more moderate Republicans will meet with the President today to argue for a much smaller COVID-19 relief bill.

Tesla turned its first annual profit in 2020, but without unreliable government credits the company faces an uncertain future.

Investment by the Chinese government into electric car tech seems to have paid off with Chinese markets now the center of the auto industry.

A "conversation" with House minority leader Kevin McCarthy appears to have done nothing to curb her appetite for controversy.

Australian researchers hope the mechanism behind cubic wombat poop could show humans new ways to produce cubes.

Heather Mewshaw worked for Hands of Liberty, translating videos like "Joe Biden Is Literally And Legally Not The President-Elect."

General Motors will be investing $27 billion in electric vehicles and slash its entire lineup of light gas offerings.

New York's attorney general released a report saying nursing home deaths could be double previously reported numbers.

Apple's plans to allow users to opt-out of ad targeting could cost Facebook and Google billions, and may result in a lawsuit.

FDA testing found consistently hazardous levels of methanol in Mexican alcohol-based hand sanitizers.

A video has emerged of Greene following David Hogg and accusing him of "George Soros funding."

Concerned about their image, Pentagon officials curtailed emergency action ahead of the riots.

If Republicans continue to block checks and a $15 minimum wage, Democrats may bypass them with a procedural measure meant for budgets.