Lydia O'Neal

Reporter, Political Capital

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Lydia is a reporter on the Political Capital Team from Philadelphia and an Emory University graduate in French and economics. Previously an IBTimes breaking news writer specializing in business, she has written for CNN, Consumer Reports, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and the Allentown Morning Call.

Netflix (NFLX) Earnings Preview: What To Expect In Fourth Quarter Release Wednesday

The streaming service has made headlines with news of international expansion and more original content since its previous earnings release.

Where Are Martin Luther King’s Kids Now? Trump Meets With MLK III, Who Defends Civil Rights Icon John Lewis

The three surviving siblings have continued their father's legacy of activism, but they've also been engaged in bitter estate feuds for years. MLK III met with Trump and defended Rep. John Lewis as a man of action.

What Is NATO And Why Does Trump Hate It? President-Elect Calls Alliance 'Obsolete' In Interview With London Newspaper

Six months ago, he told the New York Times he wouldn't help allies unless they pay their bills. Now he's calling the whole alliance "obsolete."

Trump Inauguration Latest: John Lewis, Maxine Waters, Other Democrats Won’t Attend Ceremony This Year As Women’s March Gains Popularity

As the number of expected demonstrators heading to the Capitol for the inauguration grows, the number of politicians going has declined.

Trump Inauguration Full Schedule: Parade Route Map, Start Times, Events For 45th President’s Swearing-In

From the Thursday Wreath-Laying Ceremony at Arlington National Ceremony to the interfaith prayer service on Saturday morning, here's a full schedule of inaugural events.

How Many People Are Attending The Inauguration? In Washington, DC, Airbnb Books 13,000 People To Stay For Donald Trump's Big Day

Hotels won't be the only ones winning big on the night of the Inauguration ceremony in Washington, D.C.

Alan Rickman Death Anniversary: 7 Quotes From The Harry Potter Actor Who Died A Year Ago Sunday

The actor was proud of the feminist message of his film "A Little Chaos," and, admittedly, not a fan of the wig he wore while playing Professor Snape.

Stock Market Today: Goldman Sachs Share Price Dips 1% After Long Post-Election Rally

Goldman's two-month rally weakened Friday, ahead of the Senate confirmation hearing for its former chief information officer, Steven Mnuchin.

Who Does The US Trade With? Obama To Lift Sanctions Against Sudan After Nearly Two Decades Of Soured Relations

In recent years, the impoverished East African nation has strengthened its stance in fighting terrorism.

Can Donald Trump Be Impeached? After ‘Golden Showers Gate,’ 4 Ways President-Elect Could Be Removed From Office

An unverified, salacious dossier isn't the only thing that's led people to wonder whether Donald Trump could be ousted soon after entering office.

How Much Should You Save Each Year? Study Finds Millennials Are More Likely To Have A Rainy Day Fund

While stereotypes suggest millennials to be cash-strapped and living at home, a new study suggests they have more savings, on average, than their older cohorts.

Oil Prices 2017: OPEC Leader Still 'Confident' Cartel Will Commit To Output Cuts

Brent crude rose sharply Thursday in the wake of Secretary General Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo's comments.

Is The Gender Pay Gap Real? Women And Minority Board Members Are Paid Less, Study Finds

In a recent study, researchers found that female board members earn $6,670 less than the average, while minorities receive $5,000 less.

Which Credit Card Should You Get? Experts Say Cash Back Is Usually Best As Interest Rates, Defaults And Debt Rise

Cardholders are riding a wave of business confidence, but as credit card debt mounts and interest rates rise, it won't last forever.

How Rich Is Rex Tillerson? Donald Trump’s Secretary Of State Pick Has Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars

With the release of a few financial disclosure forms, Donald Trump's pick for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, has more assets than previously believed.

Donald Trump Golden Shower Update: Does Trump Have Business Ties To Russia? Verified Reports Show He Tried To Start Real Estate Projects There Multiple Times

Contrary to the president-elect's recent tweet, Trump's attempts to establish real estate projects in Russia have a three-decade history.

Obama Pardons: Edward Snowden Urges President To Free Chelsea Manning, Who Could Be On Commutation 'Shortlist'

A Justice Department official told NBC News that the whistleblower's commutation could come in the remaining nine days of Obama's tenure.

Rex Tillerson Confirmation Hearing Live Stream: How To Watch The Senate Debate Over Trump’s Secretary Of State Nominee

Watch the Committee on Foreign Relations discuss Tillerson's ties to Russia and his history of making deals with leaders across the globe.

Who Is Rex Tillerson? 5 Facts About Trump’s Nominee For Secretary Of State

Ranking 24th on Forbes’ 2016 list of “The World’s Most Powerful People,” Tillerson, 64, made about 500 times the median American household income in 2016.

Venezuela Crisis: Congress Attempts To Oust President Nicolas Maduro As Recall Vote Deadline Passes

Two-thirds of Venezuelans want Nicolas Maduro ousted, and the country's congress made a move Monday to do just that.

What Will Obama Do Next After The Presidency? POTUS Could Take On Trump As A Community Organizer

Barack Obama is preparing to leaving the White House, but that doesn't mean he'll leave politics anytime soon.

Best Movie Of The Year: In ‘Moonlight’ Reviews, Film Critics Describe 'Epic,' 'Perfect,' And 'Visually Rich' Story

Read what critics have to say about the 2017 Golden Globes Best Picture winner "Moonlight."

Fracking News 2017: FOIA Law In Virginia Would Limit Access To Information About Chemicals Used In Hydraulic Fracturing

In a move angering both government transparency and environmental activists, the Virginia state House proposed a law shielding fracking companies from FOIA scrutiny.