Digital secretary says US sanctions are "likely to have an impact on the viability" of using firm's kit.
Princeton University announced that former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's name will be removed from its public policy school and one of its residential colleges because his "racist views and policies make him an inappropriate namesake."
The Trump administration is looking to allow U.S. defense contractors to expand the sale of drones, including armed drones, worldwide. Advocates point to the economic benefits and suggest it will strengthen U.S. partnerships in the fight against terrorism, but their arguments are misguided.
A federal judge on Friday upheld Hawaii’s quarantine policy, ruling that its mandate of keeping arriving travelers isolated is warranted given the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic.
Facebook admitted a flaw allowed around 5,000 third-party app developers to collect personal information of
"Look Out Below": Why The Economy Is About To Fly Off A Fiscal Cliff
As America and the world navigate the fallout caused by COVID-19, it's important we focus on solutions that actually help communities and businesses recover. Recent calls for insurers to cover previously uninsured claims miss the mark. They would fail to pass legal muster, leave hundreds of thousands of policyholders vulnerable, and threaten the viability of the financial infrastructure upon which the economy rests.
Malacañang defended yesterday its decision to prevent traditional jeepneys from plying the streets of Metro Manila despite the scarcity of public transportation.
Read the Allentown Police Department's use of force policy, which the city has released following calls for police reform and community engagement across the country.
When police flee, bullets fly and Americans die. It’s a troubling description of the current state of national affairs. Gunfire kills, but so do decisions by politicians that force cops to retreat and leave the streets to the angriest throngs. The sounds of death are likely to echo until Election Day.
No one should believe these hypocrites when they act as if they opposed all aspects of racism. They are part of their platform.
Steve Benen argues that the GOP was sliding into atrophy long before Trump came along.