New York Times Says Story About Fruit Aliens Putting Watermelons On Mars Was Published In Error
The New York Times published and then removed an article claiming that “fruit aliens” were responsible for a field of…
Read More »FBI Makes Messaging App For Assassins And Drug Dealers, Arrests 800 Users In Global Sting
An international drug sting operation resulted in more than 800 arrests and 32 tons of drugs seized, the FBI and…
Read More »US Recovers Millions In Colonial Pipeline Ransom After Tracking Cryptocurrency Payment
The U.S. government recovered much of the cryptocurrency ransom payment worth approximately $4.4 million that Colonial Pipeline made to hackers…
Read More »Google Agrees To Pay $270 Million Fine in French Antitrust Case, Share Data With Competitors
Google settled an antitrust case with the French competition authority, agreeing to pay a nearly $270 million fine and accept…
Read More »Yellen Admits Inflation Is About To Surge But Says It Will Be ‘Plus For Society’s Point Of View’
Increased inflation could ultimately be a net positive for the U.S. economy and large government spending won’t overheat the economy,…
Read More »Microsoft Blocks Images of Tiananmen Square Protests On Massacre Anniversary
Microsoft’s search engine Bing appeared to censor images of the protester who stood in front of a Chinese tank during…
Read More »Facebook Faces New Antitrust Investigations From Across Europe
U.K. and European Union regulators announced they have opened similar sweeping antitrust investigations into massive U.S. social media company Facebook…
Read More »Realtor Groups Bring Eviction Moratorium Case To Supreme Court, Argue Against CDC’s ‘Staggering’ Power
A group of realtor organizations asked the Supreme Court to block the federal eviction moratorium that has been in effect…
Read More »Amazon, Microsoft, Starbucks Join Initiative Pushing Increased Black Representation In US Boardrooms
Amazon, Microsoft and Starbucks have joined an initiative that seeks to increase the African American representation in U.S. companies’ boardrooms.…
Read More »Jobless Claims Drop Below 400,000, Hit Another Pandemic Low
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims dropped to 385,000 last week as the economy continues to recover from…
Read More »FDA Warns People Allergic To Seafood Not To Eat Cicadas
People with a seafood allergy should avoid consuming cicadas because of their relation to shellfish, the Food and Drug Administration…
Read More »Biden Likely Criticized Texas Voting Integrity Bill Before Reading It, Greg Abbott Says |
Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott responded to President Joe Biden’s criticism of his state’s voting integrity legislation, saying the president…
Read More »‘There Was No Crime’: American Political Prisoner In Russia Demands Biden Take Action To Free Him
The U.S. citizen convicted of espionage by a Russian court in June 2020 urged President Joe Biden to take action…
Read More »Small Business Group Sues MLB Over All-Star Game, Alleges $100 Million In Damages To Atlanta Economy
Small business advocacy group Job Creators Network filed a federal lawsuit against Major League Baseball, demanding the league immediately return…
Read More »Higher Inflation Has Arrived, But Economy Unlikely To Reach 1970s Levels, Report Says
While rapidly increasing consumer prices have triggered fears that the U.S. economy may enter into a period of stagflation, it…
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