Liberal Activists Criticize CBS's Decision to Interview Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on "60 Minutes"
CBS's decision to interview Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a high-profile MAGA supporter in Congress, has been met with criticism from liberal activists on social media. The official Twitter account for the show posted a preview of the pre-filmed interview, which featured four images of 60 Minutes host Lesley Stahl speaking to Greene in various interview locations.
Media Giants Report 'Peak' Losses in Streaming Business, Focus on Cutting Costs
Media giants Comcast and Disney have both reported "peak" losses in the streaming business. This comes as investment in Paramount Global's Paramount+ streaming service is at a high, potentially boding well for profitability.
Massive Earthquake Hits Indonesia, Causing Widespread Damage
Indonesia has been hit by a massive earthquake with a magnitude of 7.3 on the Richter scale. The quake struck off the coast of Sumatra Island and caused widespread damage across several cities in the region.
Tech Heavyweights Urge Companies to Set Rules on AI Use Amid Concerns of 'Profound Risks'
Several tech heavyweights and researchers have signed a letter urging companies to set rules and be transparent about how they use artificial intelligence (AI). The letter, which warns of the "profound risks" that advanced AI technology poses to society and humanity, has been supported by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, and Twitter CEO Connor Leahy.
Donald Trump's Digital Trading Cards Surge in Value Following Indictment
Former US President Donald Trump's digital trading card NFTs have seen a significant surge in value following news of his indictment by a Manhattan grand jury. The cards, which were initially priced at $99, have skyrocketed to nearly $1,700 as of April 1.
US Government Contemplates TikTok Ban: Potential Ramifications on Free Speech
The US government is currently considering a nationwide ban on the popular social media platform, TikTok, which is owned by Chinese company ByteDance. This move comes after concerns were raised about the app's data-collection practices and its susceptibility to foreign interference.
UK Households Brace for Inflation-Busting Price Hikes on Bills Starting April 1
April 1 marks the beginning of a significant cost-of-living crunch in the UK. Council tax, water, prescriptions, broadband and mobile phone bills are all set to increase.
Finland's SDP Leader Sanna Marin Faces Tight Race to Remain in Office as Anti-Immigration Party Aims to Replace Social Democrats
Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin is facing a tough fight to retain her position, with her party trailing behind its two main rivals in the general election on Sunday. Despite rising inflation and an impending recession, Marin has remained popular among young female leaders and critics.
Forbes' The Memo: Must-Reads for Entrepreneurs, Super-Sized Properties and Drones in Ukraine
Forbes’ global weekly newsletter, The Memo, has released its latest edition with a focus on the best countries in Europe to start a business. The top 10 includes Czechia, Finland and the Netherlands.
Thumzup App Helps Small and Local Businesses Earn Money through Social Media Posts
A new app called "Thumzup" is now available on both the Apple Store and Google Play to help small and local businesses earn money through social media. The app aims to support these businesses by compensating them for their social media posts on sites such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Youtube.
Best ETFs of April 2023: A Look at Top Performing Exchange-Traded Funds
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are becoming increasingly popular among investors due to their ability to provide exposure to a diverse range of assets in just one fund. These types of funds often have low expenses and trade on exchanges like stocks, making them convenient and accessible for investors.
Federal Judge Blocks Tennessee Law Restricting Drag Performances
A federal judge in Tennessee has temporarily blocked a law that would have restricted drag performances in front of children from going into effect. The ruling came just hours before the new law was set to be implemented.
City Council Approves New Public Transportation Plan
In a unanimous vote, the city council approved a new public transportation plan aimed at improving accessibility and reducing traffic congestion in the city.
Bill Maher and Virginia Lt. Gov. Earle-Sears Express Conflicting Views on Trump's Indictment
The recent criminal indictment of former President Donald Trump has sparked conflicting views among politicians, with some warning of a cycle of revenge for future presidents and others calling for due process.
Federal Judge Blocks Tennessee's Drag Show Ban
A federal judge in Tennessee has temporarily blocked the state from enforcing a ban on public drag show performances. The law, signed by Governor Bill Lee earlier this month, aimed to limit "adult cabaret performances" on public property in order to protect children from exposure to sexual themes and imagery.
Fatal Car Accident Claims Two Lives on Highway 101
On Monday morning, a tragic car accident occurred on Highway 101 that claimed the lives of two individuals. The accident happened at around 8:30 am, just north of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Massive Fire Breaks Out In Downtown Building
A massive fire broke out in a downtown building early this morning, causing significant damage and forcing residents to evacuate.
Explosion at Chemical Plant in Texas Kills Two Workers
Two workers were killed and several others injured in an explosion at a chemical plant in Port Neches, Texas, on Tuesday morning. The blast occurred around 1:00 am local time at the TPC Group facility, which produces butadiene - a highly flammable gas used to make synthetic rubber.
Former President Donald Trump Indicted on Hush Money Settlement, Legal Experts Say More Charges May Follow
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted over a hush money settlement and is the first ex-president to be charged with a crime. The indictment against the former U.S. president appears to provide the simplest set of allegations against Trump out of a handful of inquiries into potential wrongdoing.
The Lloyd Group and Porter Davis Homes go into administration amidst unfinished projects
The construction industry in Australia is facing a major setback as two prominent companies, the Lloyd Group and Porter Davis Homes, have recently gone into voluntary administration and liquidation respectively. This news comes at a time when construction costs are already on the rise.
HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra Unaware of the Whereabouts of 85,000 Unaccompanied Alien Children
According to a report from the New York Times, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra has no idea whether or not more than 85,000 Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs) have been lost throughout the United States by his agency. The children were turned over to sponsors living throughout the U.S. interior, but HHS has lost contact with them.
Republicans Rally Behind Trump for 2024 Despite Indictment, Poll Finds
Former President Donald Trump's indictment last week has not stopped Republicans from rallying behind him as their candidate for the 2024 presidential election. Recent polling conducted before the indictment showed that a majority of Republican respondents still support Trump.
Stormy Daniels Raises Over $4m in 24 Hours After Indictment Announcement
Stormy Daniels, the adult film actress who claims to have had an affair with former President Donald Trump, has reportedly raised over $4m in just one day after her indictment was announced. Her website is offering various merchandise including T-shirts and posters featuring the hashtag "#TEAMSTORMY" as well as a chew toy that resembles Mr. Trump.
San Francisco Rejects Elon Musk's Plan to Remove Blue Checkmarks from Twitter Users
San Francisco, CA - The city of San Francisco has rejected a new plan proposed by billionaire entrepreneur and CEO of Twitter, Elon Musk. The proposal aimed to remove blue checkmarks from users who do not subscribe to a monthly fee for the verification service.
Trump's Campaign Raises $4 Million in 24 Hours Following Indictment
Former President Donald Trump's presidential campaign has raised over $4 million dollars within 24 hours of his indictment being made public. The campaign claims that over 25% of the donations have come from first-time donors, which is a testament to the popularity and support for Trump among his base.
British Film Editor Sparks Controversy with AI-Generated Historical Figures
Duncan Thomsen, a renowned British film editor, has stirred controversy after using artificial intelligence (AI) software Midjourney to generate realistic pictures of famous historical figures such as Jesus, Cleopatra, Queen Elizabeth I and Henry VIII.
Michael Cohen Believes Manhattan DA May Drop Case After Grand Jury Decides Not to Indict Him
Michael Cohen, the former attorney of ex-president Donald Trump, thought he had won a legal battle against Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. However, after he declared victory on social media, the grand jury decided not to indict him.
Local High School Wins State Basketball Championship
The local high school basketball team clinched the state championship title last night in a thrilling game against their toughest rivals. The team displayed an impressive performance, securing the win with a score of 82-76.
South Korea's Exports Fall for Sixth Consecutive Month But Not As Much As Expected
South Korea's exports declined in March for the sixth month in a row, but the drop was not as significant as expected. The country's fourth-largest economy exported goods worth $55.12 billion in March, down by 13.6% from the same period last year.
Minneapolis Police Department Reform Agreement Approved by City Council
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights invited the family of Amir Locke, who was killed by Minneapolis police, to meet with them last summer as they negotiated a settlement agreement to reform the police department. The agreement was approved on Friday by the City Council and includes several measures aimed at preventing such incidents from happening in the future.
Former President Trump to travel to New York amid indictment for hush money scandal
Former President Donald Trump is expected to travel from Florida to New York next week, where he will face indictment for his alleged 2016 hush money scandal. The Secret Service is working with the New York Police Department, FBI, New York State court officers and the Manhattan District Attorney's Office to finalize the security and logistics of Trump's arraignment and booking.
One Nation NSW Leader Mark Latham Speaks Up After Homophobic Tweet Controversy
Mark Latham, leader of One Nation NSW, has finally spoken up about the homophobic tweet he made against openly-gay independent MP Alex Greenwich. The tweet was made after Mr Latham attended a rally where Christians clashed with LGBTQI activists outside St Michaels Church in Belfield, south-west Sydney on March 21.
Manhattan DA Receives Racist Death Threats Amid Indictment of Former President Donald Trump
The office of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has been inundated with racist and anti-Semitic death threats in the wake of the historic indictment of former President Donald Trump on Thursday. The charges against Trump remain under seal until he appears in court next week, but already his supporters are lashing out at those involved in the legal proceedings.
Former AG William Barr Criticizes Indictment of Former President Trump
Former Attorney General William Barr has criticized the indictment of former President Donald Trump over his alleged involvement in the 2016 hush money scandal. He argued that the legal theory behind the indictment was "pathetically weak" and that the Manhattan District Attorney's Office is "going after the man, not a crime."
Former AG William Barr Criticizes Trump's Indictment as Politically Motivated
Former Attorney General William Barr has accused Democrats of using the indictment of former President Donald Trump as a strategy to sink him in the 2024 presidential election. He dismissed the indictment as a politically motivated event and said it was a "pathetically weak case" that could further inflame divisions in the United States.
Former Attorney General William Barr Criticizes Indictment of Ex-President Trump
Former United States Attorney General William Barr has criticized the indictment of former President Donald Trump over his alleged involvement in a 2016 hush money scandal. Barr argued that the legal theory behind the indictment was "pathetically weak" and that it could further inflame divisions in the country.
Former Attorney General William Barr criticizes indictment of Trump as politically motivated
Former Attorney General William Barr has dismissed the recent indictment of former President Donald Trump as a "pathetically weak case" and a politically motivated event. He believes that Democrats are using this opportunity to sink Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
Former Attorney General William Barr Criticizes Trump's Indictment as Democrats' Political Strategy
Former Attorney General William Barr has accused Democrats of using the indictment of former President Donald Trump over his alleged involvement in the 2016 hush-money scandal as a strategy to harm him in the 2024 presidential election. He dismissed the charges against Trump as politically motivated, saying it was a "pathetically weak case" that could further inflame divisions in the United States.
Republicans defend Trump in wake of indictment by Manhattan grand jury
Republicans on Capitol Hill are rallying around former President Donald Trump after he was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury last week. The indictment, which remains under seal, is expected to be made public soon and could result in Trump facing at least one felony charge related to the Stormy Daniels ‘hush payment’ case.
Republicans Defend Trump, Promising Congressional Action Against New York DA
Republicans on Capitol Hill are intensifying their defense of former President Donald Trump following his indictment by a Manhattan grand jury. The GOP is promising congressional action against the New York district attorney and escalating its rhetoric with tinges of violence.
Local Community Raises Funds for School Roof Repairs
Residents of the small town of Maplewood have come together to raise funds for much-needed repairs to the roof of the local elementary school.
California Proposes Ban on Titanium Dioxide in Skittles over Health Concerns
California has proposed a new bill that would ban the use of titanium dioxide, a chemical linked to cancer and other health risks, in popular candies like Skittles. The move comes after mounting concerns about the safety of food additives used in processed foods.