Maggie Valenti

Businesses expect to hire in the third quarter despite poor economic indicators.

Elon Musk revealed he will vote along party lines moving forward after becoming a vocal critic of Democratic and left-leaning policies.

Officials announced a pause on the newly created Disinformation Board within the Department of Homeland Security and the expert in charge of the board, Nina Jankowicz, announced her resignation on the same day.

The Google subsidiary announced its intention to file for bankruptcy, though it is unclear if that directly results from the seizure of its bank accounts by Russian authorities.

Sixty percent of adults report that the COVID-19 pandemic was "highly disruptive" to their finances as the health crisis enters its third year.

GrubHub executed a poorly planned free lunch for up to $15 orders in New York City, which backfired into chaos on Tuesday as 6,000 orders per minute threw restaurants for a loop with not enough delivery drivers to meet the demand.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is no stranger to signing unorthodox legislation into law which wins him favor with many conservative voters in the state.

New York City is experiencing a rising number of COVID-19 cases over the last few weeks which caused the advisory level to change.

Microsoft announced a pay increase as tech companies struggle with how to move forward in a post-pandemic world amid inflation and supply chain woes.

A new preliminary proxy filing with the SEC from Twitter on Tuesday revealed the timeline for Elon Musk's purchase offer for the platform along with internal discussions at Twitter and with Musk surrounding his intentions.

The Buffalo mass shooter had a plan to continue his shooting spree beyond a grocery store.

Rep. Cheney's message received mixed responses from moderate Republicans, Democrats, and progressive thinkers, while the far-right blasted her for pandering to the left.

Bezos' comments come as the cost of living because of rising inflation is further impacting everyday consumers in the US and the Biden administration tries to get Congress to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations.

Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder Elon Musk praised Netflix's addition of an "artistic expression" section to its culture guidelines.

Netflix released updates to its culture guidelines on Thursday, specifically adding new sections that reaffirm the streaming service's commitment to artistic freedom and no censorship.

Atrocities from the war in Ukraine sometimes appear on social media but because of many platforms' guidelines, they often remove these posts even though they could be evidence of war crimes.

PlayStation employees received the email from CEO Jim Ryan on Thursday but were quick to respond with their frustrations about the lack of urgency and concern expressed in the email's tone.

Actor Ezra Miller was arrested in March in Hawaii.

A shortage of baby formula means panic for many parents, which also means more scammers will look for ways to target people with the promise of baby formula amid a potential 10-week-long stall.

Americans struggle to see crypto as a good long-term investment, but recent polling predicts that will change as younger generations are more likely to view crypto positively as a long-term investment.

Commercial gaming revenue broke a monthly record in March and nearly hit a quarterly revenue record set by Q4 2021. Many states surpassed last year's Q1 revenue.

COVID-19 death rates among the fully vaccinated population are rising. As vaccine effectiveness wears off, experts in the US encourage people to get a booster shot.

Airline travel satisfaction fell ahead of the summer travel season in North America even though pandemic era restrictions are largely gone. Travelers site rising prices as a major concern.

The House passed the bill to protect Congressional staffers from relation should they decide to unionize, but as of now the resolution only applies to House staff, not Senate staff.

Small businesses face a period of uncertainty as they navigate inflation and supply chain issues along with rising gas prices, but confidence seems to have steadied for April.

The prediction comes as more and more climate reports come out with dismal predictions and climate scientists and activists get more desperate trying to create urgency.

Inflation has contributed to a rise in people reporting a "very difficult" time paying for expenses, with many states recording a 100% increase in people struggling since June 2021.

The baby formula shortage continues as manufacturers try to meet the demand, but for now, that demand is outpacing manufacturers' production capabilities.

The Sun Belt continues to be a popular destination for people to relocate.