J.E. Reich

Mac's Cashsaver, a Christian grocery franchise, has distributed an ad across stores in Louisiana and Arkansas that says: “Heaven has a wall, a gate and a strict immigration policy. Hell has open borders. Let that sink in.”

Facebook announced on Friday that their new "unsend" option for Messenger is now available for users on Android and iOS.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has released information concerning a rare type of blood cancer linked to breast implants.

Grant Thompson, the Arizona high schooler who discovered Apple's FaceTime Group glitch, will receive an undisclosed payment by the tech company.

As 1,800 members of a migrant caravan wait hopefully for humanitarian visas into the U.S., Texan authorities are lining the border.

A report of the company's fourth-quarter earnings showed that Twitter gained 11 million users overall in 2018, but lost an estimated 5 million within the last three months of the year.

For the second time in several days, Wells Fargo customers are unable to access their accounts through online banking platforms.

Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol told investors that the company plans to open dozens of new drive-thru locations where customers can pick up food ordered through the Chipotle app.

Companies such as Air Canada and Abercrombie & Fitch are reportedly using third-party data collection technology that can record what iPhone users do on their screens.

Instacart CEO and founder Apoorva Mehta apologized and agreed to revise payment structures after workers publicly derided unfair wage practices espoused by the company.

Members of a large migrant caravan are being detained in an old factory near the U.S. border by Mexican authorities behind 12-foot fences and are not being allowed to leave, despite efforts from the local government.

President Trump responded to news of Rep. Schiff's probe into the president's possible ties with Russia and personal finances by deeming it "presidential harassment."

A report from the Government Accountability Office claims that American tax dollars have paid $13.6 million for President Trump's visits to his private golf club.

Two Nebraska senators have filed an initiative to put medical marijuana legalization on the state ballot for the 2020 election.

The NATO meeting will mark President Trump's second official visit to the UK, where he is expected to once again focus on military spending.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii rejected a presidential endorsement by former KKK grand wizard David Duke.

Both House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand plan to bring active trans military personnel to the State of the Union as their guests in an act of solidarity against Trump's ban against transgender people in the armed forces.

A Paris apartment building fire is considered the most deadly in over a decade.

Weapons made by the U.S. have been given to fighters connected to both al-Qaeda and ISIL by members of the Saudi coalition, a move which might endanger the lives of American troops.

A number of political and religious advocacy groups have come together across ideological divides to demand permanent benefits and protections for Dreamers before another potential government shutdown.

Gavin McInnes, founder of the alt-right group Proud Boys, filed a lawsuit on Monday against the Southern Poverty Law Center for designating them a hate group.

“Don’t overburden Iraq with your own issues,” Iraqi President Barham Salih said about Trump at an international forum.