Twitter's Response To Problems Moderating Misinformation? Moderate Yourselves
Now in closed beta, "Birdwatch" aims to empower the community to label misinformation itself.
Impeachment Wild Card: Ohio Sen. Portman Not Running For Reelection
Robert Portman has indicated he won't dismiss impeachment before the trial this time around.
From Cooler To Taco Chain: How One Small Business Owner Defied The Pandemic
Carlos Garza built up his business from a cooler of tacos. Flexibility and planning have let him thrive in COVID-19 outbreak.
UK Fired Up: Retailers Want To Light A Match To Returns Stuck In Brexit Hell
Brexit has driven return rates to 30% with surprise surpcharges and then stopped the goods at the border, trapping them behind massive fees.
Purell Banks On Hand Sanitizer Popularity Outliving The Pandemic
Purell's parent company has doubled its manufacturing and storage infrastructure while competitors hedge their bets.
Latest Trump Organization Report Shows Plummeting Profits
COVID-19 took 40% of the Trump Organization's revenue in 2020. As business partners look elsewhere, that might only get worse.
COVID-19 Killed Flu Season, Now Scientists Want To Keep It Down
Scientists are searching for what exactly caused the flu to vanish this year. The discovery could replicate it without COVID-19s casualties.
Pharma Boy Martin Shkreli Can't Leave Prison Just Because Of COVID-19 Pandemic, Judge Rules
Pharma Boy Martin Shkreli, infamous for hiking cancer and AIDS drugs from $13.50 to $750 per pill, won't be leaving prison just because of the pandemic.
From Lady Gaga And JLo To Kamala Harris And Janet Yellen, Joe Biden Backs Women
With Gaga and JLo contributing musical numbers and Klobuchar introducing Kamala Harris and Sotomayor, women were everywhere in today's ceremony.
Republican Leaders Gather At Joe Biden Mass Before Inauguration
Republican attendance suggests they may be willing to talk or at least gesture to reconciliation.
LIVE VIDEO: Joe Biden Takes Office As 46th President, Kamala Harris Sworn In As VP
President Biden took the oath of office Wednesday amid a tumultuous time in U.S. history.
Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Sparks Final Outrage By Saying Multiculturalism Isn't American
The remarks are especially ironic given that he just declared Chinese mistreatment of minority Uighurs a "genocide."
How Much Are The Powerball, Mega Millions Jackpots? Lotteries' Approach Record Sum
They haven't quite reached 2018's record of $2 billion, but a four-month jackpot drought has them well on their way.
Top 2021 Video Game Releases: 'Hitman,' 'Halo' And More
Last year's delays, largely due to COVID-19, have stacked 2021 with big releases, but some smaller gems promise to keep things innovative.
What Are Stablecoins? Why Investors Are Moving To Cryptocurrency's Safest Bet
Recently approved for use by U.S. banks, stablecoins try to combine the upsides of both digital and conventional currency.
What Will Jill Biden Push For As First Lady?
Debt-free community college could be a top-priority issue for the first lady.
Nonexistent COVID-19 Vaccine Stockpile 'Puts Plans At Grave Risk'
States are scrambling after federal officials admitted they did not have extra doses held in reserve for second shots.
What Happened To Sidney Powell And Rudy Giuliani? Fox Drops Lawyers Amid Lawsuits
Former allies have turned on Trump's lawyers as weeks of misinformation catch up with them.
Most Americans Want Trump Gone From Politics, Poll Says
A poll shows Trump's Republican support has fallen only slightly, but he faces massive opposition outside his base.
Wellness For Your Wallet: Walgreens Jumps Into Financial Services With Debit Cards
The cards are part of a broader exploration of financing options from Walgreens, including paying in installments.
Skyrora And Orbex Head Toward First-Ever Rocket Launch On UK Soil
Two companies are jockeying to be the first U.K. launch in 50 years and the first-ever on U.K. soil.
New App Wants To Use Blockchain To Restore Trust In Online Media
Capture App hopes to give ordinary people the ability to create information the public can trust.
Trump Impeached By House For Second Time, 232-197
President Donald J. Trump on Wednesday became the first president to be impeached twice.
New Georgia Senators Could Be Sworn In Just In Time For Impeachment Vote
Senate Republican concessions could get Democrats Ossoff and Warnock in before the Senate trial, but a majority doesn't guarantee success.
Biden Pushes For $2,000 Stimulus Checks But What Are The Roadblocks To Getting It Done?
The latest round of $600 checks has highlighted several glaring weaknesses in the system.
Multi-Level Marketing Finds A New Home: Blockchain
One company logged over $100 million in multi-level marketing transactions, but many label the schemes as scams.
China Doubles Down On Electric Cars With $2 Billion Credit To Xpeng
Xpeng plans to ramp up its production of more affordable electric vehicles.
Brexit Cripples Exporters: 'Week One Was Bad. Week Two Will Be Worse'
The promise of a smooth Brexit has been shattered by bureaucracy and IT failures.
Lindsey Graham Mobbed After Capitol Riots: Trump Supporters Lead 'Traitor' Chant
Graham has had a substantial break from the president, blaming him for the D.C. riots and calling those involved "domestic terrorists."
Trump Isn't The First President To Snub His Successor's Inauguration
Trump joins a short list of other presidents who couldn't bring themselves to accept succession, as well some that wanted to attend but couldn't.