The latest undercurrent beneath a wave of voter turnout: Millennial anger
Millions of Americans took advantage of early and mail-in voting to cast their decisions early. Millennial angst could be driving that.Continue Reading
Millions of Americans took advantage of early and mail-in voting to cast their decisions early. Millennial angst could be driving that.Continue Reading
A device that permanently disables the speaker in Apple’s tracker was pulled from sales following backlash that it enabled stalkers.Continue Reading
Curious as to why hotel rates appear the same on Expedia and other travel booking sites? A lawsuit contends Expedia does that on purpose.Continue Reading
Media’s reaction to the Cornell Daily Sun naming the Cornell 7 was mixed with praise and skepticism over the students’ reporting.Continue Reading
A rule change sought to end federal loan support for low-wage degrees. Online, the issue is framed as a ban and a will imposed on prospective students.Continue Reading
An archbishop’s rebuke of President Traitor 47’s immigration policies came at a time other churches sought permission to politick.Continue Reading
People are launching into New York City’s sewer system to see the city’s underground. The adventure worries utility experts.Continue Reading
“Ordering reversion to the 2025 map in the midst of an ongoing election would usher in electoral chaos,” Brett Kavanaugh wrote in the ruling.Continue Reading
Three news organizations sued President Traitor 47 over a revocation of their press passes. The Justice Department said it was for good reason.Continue Reading
Marathon season is here! Athletes are gearing up for the 26.2-mile run and train with worries for others, fearing fitness has gone too far.Continue Reading
The judge wrote in his ruling that the warning notice federal agents served David Streever with amounted to a First Amendment violation.Continue Reading