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.

What Is WhatsApp Status? Everything To Know About The New Feature And How It Compares To Snapchat

The introduction of a new feature is yet another instance of Facebook or one of its subsidiaries copying rival app Snapchat.

Oil Prices 2017: Aramco IPO For Saudi Gas Giant Would Be Largest-Ever On New York Stock Exchange

The state-owned Saudi oil giant has an estimated value of $2 trillion, and it's eyeing exchanges in New York, London and Toronto.

Tesla Inc (TSLA) Earnings Preview: Will Model S Maker Turn A Profit For The Third Time In Its History?

With its second-ever positive earnings announced in October, Tesla had a tough act to follow for its fourth quarter release.

How Much Could Brexit Cost The UK? Exporters Will Lose $7.6B, According To New Analysis

News of the hefty price tag came on the tail end of debate in the British House of Lords over a law triggering the so-called "Brexit."

Will NATO Pay More Now? Pence-Secretary-General Meeting In Brussels Is 'Productive, Vice President Says'

Calming European allies worried by Trump's remarks, Pence emphasized the important relationship the U.S. holds with NATO.

What Is The US Deficit? Donald Trump's Administration Wants To Recalculate The Number To Make It Look Bigger

Trump's team is in talks to revise the U.S. government's method of calculating the deficit, effectively making it look worse.

A Female Trump In France? Far-Right Candidate Marine Le Pen Advances In French Presidential Polls

A new poll released Monday put Marine Le Pen ahead of her competitors in the first-round race, but far behind in a likely run-off.

Uber Sexual Assault: Statistics On The Ride-Share Company’s Safety For Drivers And Passengers

One employee cited a culture of sexual harassment at the company, but what about the sexual assault and harassment among Uber's drivers and riders?

How Much Will Snapchat's Stock Cost? A Timeline Leading Up To The App's Proposed $22.2 Billion Valuation

The company's New York Stock Exchange ticker symbol will be "SNAP."

Who Is Betsy DeVos' Brother? Erik Prince's Involvement In Blackwater, Chinese Money Laundering Explained

Erik Prince has been under investigation by the Justice Department for money laundering as a means of selling weapons to fighters in Libya.

How Popular Is President Trump? Approval Rating Falls Below That Of George W Bush, New Poll Shows

The results showed wide disparities across racial lines, with more white people approving of Trump's handling of the presidency than disapproving.

What Is Net Neutrality? Civil Rights Groups Push For End To FCC Rule, With Backing From Companies That Would Benefit

The NAACP, the National Urban League and Asian Americans Advancing Justice all signed a letter calling for a "statutory solution" to the FCC's rules.

Donald Trump's Tax Plan: When Will It Be Released And What Will It Look Like?

Trump said his tax plan could be revealed as soon as early March, but other Republicans aren't in such a hurry.

Who Is Mick Mulvaney? Why John McCain Dislikes Trump's New Budget Director

The South Carolina congressman is a staunch opponent of government spending and may stand in the way of Trump's $1 trillion fiscal stimulus plan.

Day Without Immigrants Protests And Rallies Map: Cities Where Restaurants, Businesses Closed To Oppose Trump Immigration Orders

Find out if your city is joining in the protests against Donald Trump's anti-immigration executive orders.

Warren Buffett Portfolio 2017: Billionaire Investor Adjusts Holdings, Sells Off 90% Of Wal-Mart Stake

The billionaire's company Berkshire Hathaway adjusted its holdings in Wal-Mart, Apple, Monsanto and four airlines last quarter.

Recession In Europe? Populism, 'Brexit' And 'Frexit' Could Damage EU Economies, Currency, Experts Say

Experts warn of economic ramifications associated with the upheavals behind "Brexit," "Frexit" and Donald Trump's election.

Russia Election Hack? French Minister Tells Kremlin Not To Meddle In Its Presidential Race

"After what happened in the United States," Jean-Marc Ayrault said, France would be taking special measures to protect its election from Russian influence.

Ashton Kutcher Blows Kiss To John McCain, Testifies In Senate To Stop Human Trafficking [VIDEO]

The "Dude, Where's My Car?" actor brought some humor to the Senate. Then, things got serious.

When Do Tax Refunds Come In 2017? Schedules for IRS Payments And The Quickest Way To Get Your Money

A new law may cause delays, but taxpayers can speed up the process by filing online and using direct deposit.

Why Is Free Trade Good For The Economy? 'Chicken Tax' Could Raise Price Of Trucks Imported From Mexico

The so-called "Big Three" automakers may be subject to a 25 percent tariff on the trucks they manufacture in Mexico for sale in the U.S.

Who Is Susan B. Anthony? 7 Facts And Quotes From The Feminist Leader, Born Feb. 15, 1820

The suffragist whose birthday is Wednesday was all for women's rights, but wasn't so progressive otherwise.

Janet Yellen Speech Highlights: Fed Chair Warns Of Uncertainty Under Trump, Hints At Upcoming Rate Hike

Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., asked the Federal Reserve chair how she planned to "deal with" Trump's upcoming central bank governor appointments.

Warren Buffett Praised By Bill And Melinda Gates: Billionaire Investor Is 'The Most Optimistic, Upbeat Person We Know'

In a piece for CNN, the couple praised fellow billionaire Warren Buffett for his massive contributions to their charity and cited optimism as the key to his success.

How Many Times Will The Fed Raise The Interest Rate? Central Bank Leaders Indicate Three Hikes, But Analysts Have Doubts

When the Fed hiked interest rates in December, Chair Janet Yellen hinted at three increases in 2017. Now, experts aren't so sure.

Janet Yellen Speech Live Stream: How To Watch Senate, House Talk On Possible Interest Rate Hike

Janet Yellen will offer the Senate a look at her expectations for the U.S. economy in what could be her final year as Federal Reserve chair.

California Oroville Dam Flooding By The Numbers: How Much Will The Damage Cost And How Many People Will Be Affected?

The number of people encouraged to evacuate, like the number of cubic feet per second of water flowing around the dam, has grown over the weekend.

Trump Immigration ICE Raids: How Will Deportations Affect The Economy?

Immigrants are behind much of the new companies, lower product prices, Social Security contributions and construction jobs in the U.S.

Trump-Trudeau Live Stream: Watch The Press Conference With Canada's Prime Minister And The US President

The meeting was expected to be an uncomfortable one, as the two leaders hold vastly different views on immigration, the environment, trade and gender equality.