"Raising the debt limit is about paying off our old debts. It has nothing to do with any new spending being considered." | Continue reading
Two additional science Nobel Prizes will be announced this week. | Continue reading
An increasingly vocal chorus is calling for the U.S. to #MintTheCoin — the $1 trillion coin. | Continue reading
The company was built on years of lies that together created a woefully false narrative about its business, financials and culture. | Continue reading
A horde of sources described a pattern of bad behavior. | Continue reading
The announcement indicates that global leaders are struggling to narrow the large gap in vaccine access. | Continue reading
11 birds, eight freshwater mussels, two fish, a bat and a plant were declared extinct Wednesday. | Continue reading
It is one of the only large American social media platforms to agree to the Chinese government's demands to censor content. | Continue reading
A new study uses neuroanalytics techniques to show attention and emotional engagement to Spotify ad and content streams. | Continue reading
A large batch of coveted employment visas will expire soon thanks to pandemic-related processing delays. | Continue reading
More people want to monetize their social media | Continue reading
Generational turnover isn't new for venture capital, but in the past it's been born of lean times. | Continue reading
China's government has said it considers crypto a financial risk and a contributor to climate change. | Continue reading
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Now we know why the Atlanta-based email marketing company never took outside funding. | Continue reading
Researchers studied years of life lost due to COVID, or the years a person would have lived if they had not died prematurely. | Continue reading
Evidence that financial literacy education works is shaky. | Continue reading
Media and police officers vastly outnumbered the 400 to 450 demonstrators in attendance. | Continue reading
The decisions made now could determine AI's trajectory — for good and for ill | Continue reading
The structural update comes two years after a fire tore through the cathedral's roof, knocking down its spire. | Continue reading
The U.S. economy has grown from its pre-pandemic level, in stark contrast to most of the rest of the world. | Continue reading
Governments could layer surcharges to manage congestion, climate | Continue reading
It's a position echoed by the Big Tech companies themselves. | Continue reading
New revelations about the end of President Trump's tenure demonstrates cracks in nuclear command-and-control | Continue reading
For years, space coverage has focused on the consumer-facing spectacle of space travel. | Continue reading
Defense is becoming more about code than combat. | Continue reading
The three men agreed to pay nearly $1.7 million in penalties in part for violating U.S. export laws. | Continue reading
Many startup founders have made major financial decisions based on the QSBS tax exemption. | Continue reading
It's more pushback against the Biden administration's booster push. | Continue reading
It's a huge windfall for founders of the company, which didn't give stock to employees. | Continue reading
Antipsychotics are so powerful they pose increased risk of death for elderly patients with dementia. | Continue reading
"The country pulled through thanks to them," France's citizenship minister said. | Continue reading
Walmart said it would put the funds toward renewable energy and high-performance buildings. | Continue reading
The new rule will apply to companies with more than 100 employees. | Continue reading
The $299 glasses can take photos and videos, as well as play audio. | Continue reading
The U.S. needs to drop from 160,000 to <10,000 new cases a day to get out of the pandemic phase. | Continue reading
"If we're all happier to be at work because we're well-rested ... we're going to be better off in the long run." | Continue reading
John Gibson's support of a law critics are calling "draconian" and dangerous sparked instant outrage. | Continue reading
Concerns of human trafficking have been raised. | Continue reading
Space reporter Miriam Kramer takes listeners inside SpaceX's headquarters to watch the crew train. | Continue reading
Fewer than half of all Americans trust traditional media. | Continue reading
When public affairs intersects with political coverage, it can blur the lines between news and advocacy. | Continue reading
Former military members are accused of dumping dissidents in the ocean. | Continue reading
YC is one of the most influential entities in the global startup ecosystem. | Continue reading
Veronica Wu serves on the board of VF Corporation, one of the world's biggest apparel companies. | Continue reading
Shorting stocks based on fundamentals has become a move that can turn lethal on a dime. | Continue reading
Mina Hsiang will lead the federal government's technology troubleshooting organization. | Continue reading
The online giant has found users like its tests of reducing the prominence of politics-related posts. | Continue reading