Alexis Benveniste

Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, said his magazine’s story about Trump calling Americans who died in battle “losers” and “suckers,” was just the tip of the iceberg.

The paper towel shortage in the United States didn’t stop in the spring.

The city of Tel Aviv is working on creating wireless electric roads to charge and power public transportation in the city.

Jim Hoft, the founder and editor-in-chief of far-right news site Gateway Pundit, was permanently suspended from Twitter Saturday after he violated the social media platform’s “civic integrity policy.”

Fox News has amped up its highly charged rhetoric in the post-Trump era, focusing on bashing the left and President Joe Biden.

Starbucks is launching an experimental “borrow a cup” program at select locations in its hometown, Seattle.

Tucker Carlson sparked a wave of backlash with comments about the so-called “white replacement theory” on his Fox show Thursday evening. In response, Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt sent a letter urging Fox to dump Carlson, and now he’s saying the network needs to rethink its entire l…

Food waste is a major contributor to the climate crisis. That’s why one company, Too Good To Go, is hoping its mystery food bags can be part of the solution.

Walmart is coming after Kanye West for releasing a proposed logo design that the retailer says too closely resembles the company’s own logo.

Vitalik Buterin, a 27-year-old Russian-Canadian programmer, created ethereum in 2013 when he was 19. The cryptocurrency launched in 2015, and now Buterin holds about 333,500 ether in his public wallet. Multiply that by the $3,500 record high ether stood at on Tuesday, and you get more than $1.1 bill…

The Colonial Pipeline is up and running after a six-day shutdown, but some gas stations in Washington, DC and parts of the Southeast are still struggling with shortages.

Online grocery shopping is hotter than ever, and Boxed is cashing in: It’s going public in an $887 million deal with a special purpose acquisition company.

Didi, China’s largest ride-hailing service, continues to fall into deeper trouble with Chinese regulators.

Amazon listed a job opening for a digital currency and blockchain product lead, sending cryptocurrencies soaring Monday.

Zoom Video Communications agreed to pay $85 million in a preliminary lawsuit settlement filed Saturday afternoon. The deal is in response to a class action lawsuit over users’ concerns over the company allegedly having shared personal data with Facebook, Google and LinkedIn as well as instances of ”…

“Good Morning America” weekend anchor Dan Harris is leaving ABC News.

Hurricane Ida hit New Orleans Sunday after cutting through the Gulf of Mexico, causing massive disruptions to US oil production before making landfall.

JPMorgan Chase is buying the Infatuation, a restaurant discovery platform that shares reviews and recommendations on where to eat.

Plant-based meat sales are soaring, but is there a similar appetite for plant-based seafood? A host of small companies certainly hope so, and they’re crowding into the alternative seafood space.

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