Politics
Large majority of Americans support Florida's Parental Rights In Education law
The survey showed that radical leftist ideas may not be as popular among liberals as a whole
Business
POLL: Which brands do Republicans and Democrats trust most?
Despite increasing political polarization, a new poll published Thursday shows that some brands have retained a strong reputation on both sides of the aisle
Business
NPR quits Twitter after being labeled as ‘state-affiliated media’
Twitter labeled NPR’s main Twitter account as “state-affiliated media,” which is used to identify media outlets that are influenced by authoritarian governments
Technology
SpaceX gets environmental approval to launch Mars rocket
the FAA is asking the space company to carry out 75 actions to help minimize the impact on the surrounding areas in order to get the launch license
Technology
Meta stock rises after rumors of layoffs
It is not clear how their cuts will compare with Twitter's, who cut half its workforce last week to bring down costs.
Politics
Biden family received $31 million from businessmen tied to Chinese intelligence, book reveals
Peter Schweizer's 'Red-Handed': How China and U.S. elites are profiting at the expense of America
Politics
Democrats use Tax Day to push taxing 'liquid and illiquid assets' of millionaires and billionaires
Babies Over Billionaires bill would "annually tax 30% of unrealized gains of ultra-millionaires from publicly traded capital assets at the prevailing long-term capital gains rate," according to Rep. Jamaal Bowman's office
Technology
Brain-computer interfaces could be used to control weapons, suppress fear in soldiers
But the ethics of neurotechnology is being written as the field develops.
Technology
Google has too many employees for the work being done, says CEO
The comment came after the company weaker-than-expected earnings and revenue for the second quarter.