Rep. Tom Graves to step down in October
Rep. Tom Graves, a Republican representing Georgia's 14th Congressional District, announced Friday afternoon that he is planning[…]
Karl Rove: Why Biden has edge over Trump as November election approaches
Everything is a little off about this election, even its traditional fall kickoff.
Twitter to Label, Remove More Election-Related Tweets With Misleading Information
Social-media companies have faced ongoing pressure to reduce misinformation ahead of U.S. election
Peloton CEO warns of months of order delays, as overwhelming demand sends sales skyrocketing 172% and rattles supply chain
"While we reduced wait times since May, there remains much work to be done," Peloton CEO John[…]
Meet Business Insider’s 10 execs transforming the advertising and media industries
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Opinion: Kayleigh McEnany has crossed a line
Every single White House press secretary faces his or her own moment of truth on the job.[…]
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams on MSNBC
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TikTok, U.S. Discuss Ways to Avoid Sale
Talks have been under way for months but gained more urgency amid geopolitical wrangling
Bankrupt Remington Gets $65 Million Offer for Ammunition Business – The Wall Street Journal
Firearms maker agrees to sell its ammunition business out of bankruptcy to investment firm JJE for $65[…]
Portland becomes the first city to ban the use of facial recognition technology by government agencies and private entities in public spaces (AMZN, GOOG, GOOGL, IBM)
Summary List Placement The city of Portland, Oregon, passed landmark legislation on Wednesday banning the use of[…]