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The short seller accused Oatly of shady practices and misleading investors.

In an interview with NPR, she touched on potential conversations she will have with senators regarding changes to voting rights legislative filibuster.

The U.S. government has growing concerns around US business operating in Hong Kong and Biden is expected to warn companies of the risks.

Car companies Ford Motors and General Motors replace their "chairman" title to gender-neutral "chair."

A federal judge is considering whether to penalize lawyers who signed a lawsuit that tried to decertify Joe Biden’s victory in Michigan.

As new COVID-19 variants regenerate fear, Pfizer tries to push for authorization of a third vaccine shot to boost immunity.

Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka are met with racist remarks on social media after England's loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.

Juul sales decline and operations shut down but the company continues to fight for its once popular e-cigarettes.

The CDC released new mask guidelines allowing vaccinated students to attend classes without a mask, providing a glimpse of hope to students who will soon return to fall classes.

The federal eviction moratorium is set to expire at the end of the month but that may not be enough time for the millions of Americans who are still behind on rent.

President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order that promotes a more fair, competitive market for big tech companies.

Michael Avenatti was convicted for all three counts in an attempt to extort Nike. He now faces 30 months in prison.

Generational changes have shifted the religious landscape in America and the once supermajority Christian population has seen that shift first hand.

Wells Fargo is ending its popular consumer lending program and gives consumers a 60-day notice.

The Taliban gains control over Afghanistan and armed women march in defiance.

The nation’s second-largest teachers union condemned lawmakers who seek to ban critical race theory.

The Gates Foundation announced their divorce contingency plan and what to expect in the long-term.

Donald Trump's class-action lawsuit is against the social media giants that banned him from their platforms.

More transmissible and deadly delta variant could bring about a new surge of the virus, especially among vulnerable regions with low vaccination rates.

Mary Trump believes Ivanka Trump is not likely to stay loyal to her father and prosecutors may find her as their next target.

Economy continues to grow but June activity in the service slows, new ISM report shows.

After crackdown on Didi, China announces investigation on three major technology services in an attempt to tighten its national data security.

Russian-linked hackers suspected to be linked to biggest ransomware attack on record, requesting $70 million in cryptocurrency from victims all around the world.

Officials hope the controlled demolition will now make it safer to expand their search and rescue efforts that resumed Monday morning. Since then, five more victims have been found and 118 people remaining missing.

As Pride month comes to an end, the Department of State announced plans to add X gender designation option on passports.

Porsche further invests on all-electric Taycan and implements strategy to dominate EV market.

Danone rebranded its Greek yogurt to provide consumers with more fruit and a creamier taste.

The European Union will phase out caged animal farming after a petition gathered over 1 million signatures to end the practice.

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson purchased a small Canadian island to preserve the rare Douglas fir ecosystem.