How are you? (July 3-9) A verdict on Theranos and Silicon Valley culture For many tech start-ups, the era of seemingly endless optimism and immunity—from… Read More »The Week in Business: A rude awakening for start-ups
Baggage begins to pile up at Pearson International Airport on June 10, 2022.Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images. An Air Canada pilot told Insider she… Read More »An Air Canada passenger who deliberately took carry-on only to avoid baggage chaos says she had to check the bag anyway, only to disappear
To combat misinformation, California lawmakers are introducing a bill that would compel social media companies to disclose their process for removing false, hateful or extremist… Read More »The battle for truth also has a red state-blue state division
US Rep. Mayes Middleton (R-TX) (C) of the Texas Freedom Caucus addresses the media at the Texas Capitol on July 13, 2021 in Austin, Texas.Montinique… Read More »Read the threatening letter the GOP of Texas sent to a law firm that planned to reimburse travel expenses for employees who wanted an abortion
The Dallas Cowboys have been criticized after announcing a new partnership with Black Rifle Coffee, the veteran brand popular with conservatives and gun owners that… Read More »Dallas Cowboys criticized after Black Rifle Coffee partnership
Alex Wong/Getty Images The White House Tried President Joe Biden’s Seemingly Sleepy Response to the Reversal of Roe v Wade on Saturday, but instead sparked… Read More »Outrage erupts as White House calls abortion rights activists ‘out of touch’
As pandemic restrictions ease and remote work becomes a fixture, Americans continue to seek homes in communities with more relaxed lifestyles — particularly in Florida… Read More »Tenants face fiercest competition in Florida and the Northeast
On Friday, tech billionaire Elon Musk announced he would end a $44 billion deal to buy Twitter. The reason, he said, was an ongoing disagreement… Read More »What Are Spam Bots And Why They Are A Problem In Elon Musk’s Twitter Deal?
Associate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.Tom Williams-Pool/Getty Images Morton’s says it was inundated with false reservations after it defended Brett Kavanaugh’s “right” to “eat.” Kavanaugh… Read More »Morton’s has been inundated with calls and false reservations after it said Brett Kavanaugh had the ‘right’ to ‘eat’ without protesters gathering outside
WASHINGTON — A retired three-star general has been suspended on a $92-an-hour contract with the military and is under investigation after posting a tweet mocking… Read More »Retired three-star general suspended from army contract after tweet that appeared to mock Jill Biden
Bill J. Allen, an itinerant pipe fitter who rose to become one of the most powerful men in Alaska and a dominant figure in the… Read More »Bill J. Allen, Alaskan businessman in downtown Scandal, dies aged 85
In dozens of five- to thirty-second videos, Rick Iwanski’s doorbell camera captured the moments surrounding the fatal shooting of his granddaughter last week by a… Read More »‘Shots fired!’ Doorbell camera captures moments surrounding fatal shooting by police of Fayetteville woman
Mr Aidala’s mother, Mary Ann Piazza Aidala, was a schoolteacher. His father, Louis Aidala, is a lawyer who worked for Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan.… Read More »Arthur Aidala: The Nice-Guy Lawyer for America’s Tabloid Villains
WASHINGTON (AP) — Two weeks after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, Kremlin-backed rebels attacked a nursing home in the eastern region of Luhansk. Dozens… Read More »UN says Ukraine is partly responsible for attack on nursing home
Up around midnight On June 28, Calvin Hu was driving with his girlfriend near Golden Gate Park in San Francisco when he stopped at an… Read More »Cruise’s Robot Car Outage Blocks San Francisco
