“Debt limit deadlocks have also repeatedly disrupted the implementation of Treasury Department policies — with knock-on effects for money markets,” Joshua Frost, Assistant Treasury Secretary… Read More »How ‘extraordinary measures’ can delay a debt containment catastrophe
Cryptocurrency bulls extend one of the most unlikely rallies of the year so far, pushing Bitcoin above $21,000 for the second day. That means the… Read More »Bitcoin price rises to recoup losses since FTX collapse
Amazon was hit with an unusually powerful quote about safety today by US federal investigators. The findings seem to support what some of the company’s… Read More »A Damning US Report Exposes Amazon’s Worker Injury Crisis
February 4, 2018; Minneapolis, MN, USA; Tony Dungy, former player and coach, watches from the field ahead of Super Bowl LII between the New England… Read More »Tony Dungy deletes controversial tweet about cat litter after backlash, outrage
Aurich Lawson | Getty Images Official correspondence from US diplomats is getting a revamp next month. Starting Feb. 6, the U.S. State Department will use… Read More »Time(s) for change: State Department selects a new official font
WASHINGTON — A Russian citizen who ran a cryptocurrency exchange that federal prosecutors say transferred at least $700 million in illicit funds has been arrested… Read More »Russian citizen accused of running cryptocurrency exchange used by criminals
Jane Doe’s mother told a jury on Wednesday that she might have done things differently today if she had received the same, terrifying text messages… Read More »“Mom, I’m being kidnapped,” student Myers Park texted mom during the assault
Microsoft on Wednesday became the latest addition to a growing list of big tech companies that announced plans to lay off workers over overstaffing amid… Read More »Microsoft lays off 10,000 employees to cut costs
While Decentraland is one of the most popular blockchain-based virtual worlds, it is far from the only one of its kind: Somnium Space, SuperWorld, and… Read More »Metaverse hosts create a new class system
Igor Russak/Reuters A Russian journalist went undercover as a wannabe recruit for the infamous Wagner Group and was seemingly accepted into the private military after… Read More »Russia’s Shadow Army Exposed And Humiliated By Fake Recruit
Enlarge / Two birds enforce longstanding bird feeder access rules. That can lead to some birds not eating. Tony Quinn/EyeEm/Getty Images Since Twitter revoked API… Read More »Twitter says third-party apps have broken “long-standing API rules,” not calling rules
A recent analysis by GoodRx of U.S. pharmacy and insurer data reported that the average selling price of insulin rose 54 percent from 2014 to… Read More »California is suing companies over insulin prices, joining other states
Let’s face it – we all love to eat something that’s not so good for us every once in a while. But have you ever… Read More »The unhealthiest foods in the world
DENVER — Last week, days after a bomb cyclone (along with a series of atmospheric rivers, some of the Pineapple Express variety) devastated California, a… Read More »Can we talk about how we talk about the weather?
Georgia recruiter Chandler LeCroy and Georgia football player Devin Willock died Sunday after a car accident in Athens. The crash that killed Georgia football player… Read More »Crash Report Released Of Car Wreck That Killed Two With Georgia Football Program
