Trump May Push for Chinese Companies to Follow U.S. Accounting Rules for Stock Listings – The Wall Street Journal
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US taxpayers have paid nearly $1 million to Trump properties, including official stays in hotel rooms, since he took office, according to a new report
US taxpayers have paid close to $1 million to President Donald Trump's company through his various hotels[…]
The CDC released a flowchart to determine if a restaurant or bar should reopen
The Center for Disease Control issued guidelines for restaurants and bars being allowed to safely re-open. For[…]
Michigan coronavirus protesters shout ‘liberty!’ — as right-wing rhetoric weaponizes freedom
Michigan coronavirus protesters shout "liberty!" — as right-wing anti-lockdown rhetoric weaponizes freedom.
Record drop in retail sales expected for April, as Americans cut spending on most nonessentials
April retail sales are expected to have fallen a record 12.3% as consumers cut back sharply on[…]
Cyber Daily: California Privacy Proposal Counters Efforts to Weaken Existing Law; Officials Say Hacking May Be Hampering Vaccine Search – The Wall Street Journal
New California Privacy Proposal. California privacy advocates push for statewide vote on stricter protections. Privacy could be[…]
Workers Begin Mass Migration as India Eases World’s Largest Coronavirus Lockdown
Throngs of migrant workers trying to leave New Delhi lined up outside of train stations as India[…]
Whistleblower immunologist to warn of potential coronavirus rebound in the fall, making for the ‘darkest winter in modern history’ during congressional testimony
Whistleblower immunologist Dr. Rick Bright plans to testify to Congress about the threat of a coronavirus rebound[…]
As Americans struggle to make ends meet during the coronavirus outbreak, the Senate says they won’t consider another relief package until June
Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/Getty Images Senate leaders say they won't vote on another coronavirus relief package until[…]
Biden should pick Elizabeth Warren — but for attorney general, not vice president
Biden should pick Elizabeth Warren to replace Attorney General Bill Barr, not Vice President Mike Pence