Tax filings reveal Biden cancer charity spent millions on salaries, zero on research
A cancer charity started by Joe Biden gave out no money to research, and spent most of its contributions on staff salaries, federal filings show.
Fake posts promoting 'free pancakes' at Trump Hotel before DC rally spread on social media
Social media users spread fake posts alleging free pancakes at Trump Hotel in D.C. ahead of the "Million MAGA March" rally.
Bloomberg's big spending struggles to sway election outcomes
After pouring more than $1.2 billion of his personal fortune into presidential politics this election, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg has little to show for it.
Trump skips Southeast Asia summit for third year in a row
Trump attended the ASEAN summit in 2017, but sent only representatives during the last two meetings
What is Dominion?
President Trump has come under fire for claims that the most widely-used voting software, Dominion, has deleted millions of Trump votes, amid ongoing allegations that voter fraud has secured Biden the presidency.
Trump says Pfizer's Operation Warp Speed participation denial is an 'unfortunate misrepresentation'
President Trump said that Pfizer offered an “unfortunate misrepresentation” when the company distanced itself from Operation Warpspeed.
Top CEOs met to plan response to Trump's election denial
The CEOs discussed making public statements and pressuring GOP legislators in their states who may try to redirect Electoral College votes from Biden to Trump.
Gambling sites refuse to call election for Biden, leaving hundreds of millions of dollars in limbo
Honchos at online gambling sites around the world, which take wagers on election outcomes, are also refusing to call Biden president-elect, despite the final tallies in his favor in what’s been called a historically secure election.
Warren urges Biden to bypass Congress and cancel student loan debt
Elizabeth Warren called on President-elect Joe Biden to bypass Congress and cancel billions of dollars in student loan debt, arguing that it could be a powerful economic stimulus tool for families still reeling from the coronavirus pandemic.
Biden could alter Big Tech's Section 230 protections, reinstate 'net neutrality'
President-elect Joe Biden could amend Section 230 and reinstate net neutrality, experts day.
Biden has room on health care, though limited by Congress
Biden's proposals for a public health insurance option and empowering Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices seem out of reach
2020 election projected to cost $14B -- campaigns spent $8B on ads alone
The 2020 election cycle has smashed all records for costs.
Nissan's damages case against absent Ghosn opens in Japan
Ghosn said in a statement Friday from Lebanon that the trial will prove his innocence
Potential Biden AG pick Klobuchar: Google breakup should be 'on the table'
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit against Google on Oct. 20
Target reopening looted, ransacked Minneapolis store — but with new focus on catering to black shoppers
A Target location in Minneapolis that was severely damaged during protests in the days following the death of George Floyd is reopening with efforts to improve its image with Black customers.
Counties with jobs at risk from automation voted at higher rates for Trump than Biden
Counties with jobs at risk of being lost to automation voted more for President Trump than President-Elect Joe Biden, according to an analysis from Indeed Chief Economist Jed Kolko.
Trump to ban Americans from investing in Chinese companies
President Trump is taking new actions against China.
CFOs watch for a possible minimum wage hike under Biden
President-elect Joe Biden has proposed increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 by 2026, up from the current $7.25. Raising the pay floor would help low-wage workers, Mr. Biden said before the Nov. 3 elections.
U.S. clocks record deficit in October on pandemic spending
It's a milestone that may further complicate efforts on another government relief bill, something economists have warned will be badly needed as a second wave of coronavirus infections tightens restrictions on businesses, potentially spurring more layoffs that leave workers struggling to pay for housing and food.
Progressive lawmakers ask Biden not to pick defense secretary with contractor background
Progressive lawmakers are urging President-elect Joe Biden not to pick a defense secretary with a contractor background, saying that national security “should not be defined” by corporate interest.

















