Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donates $10M to 'Antiracist Center' founded by scholar who suggested some White parents adopt Black children to use as ‘props’
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has made a $10 million donation to Boston University’s Center for Antiracist Research, just six weeks after it was launched by leading scholar Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, according to an official announcement by the university.
Citigroup’s Ray McGuire, with Bloomberg ties, preps NYC mayoral run
This Citi executive is eyeing Gracie Mansion as NYC battles a crime wave and a slumping economy.
President Trump unveils Lordstown Motors' new all-electric pickup truck
According to the company's website, the vehicle is the first to offer "true four wheel drive" using four in-wheel hub motors to significantly improve the truck's control. The Endurance also has the fewest moving parts of any motor vehicle, resulting in fewer maintenance costs and a significantly lower total cost of ownership than traditional commercial vehicles.
Biden's tax plan could destroy 3M jobs, former Trump economist projects
Joe Biden's proposal to hike taxes on corporations and wealthy Americans could dramatically shrink the nation's economy and destroy millions of jobs, according to new projections from President Trump's former chief economist.
Biden to Democrats: Focus on health law, not court expansion
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden wants voters to see Republicans’ push for a speedy Supreme Court confirmation as an end-run of Congress and the 2010 health care law.
What Trump pick Amy Coney Barrett could mean for future of the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has been on a rightward trajectory particularly since the conservative Justice Samuel Alito succeeded center-right Reagan appointee Sandra Day O’Connor in 2006.
Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
Barrett has long been considered a front-runner for the seat after she was closely examined to potentially replace former Justice Anthony Kennedy on the high court.
Trump's $200 prescription cards won't hit mailboxes just yet
Government officials said Friday that key details of Trump's election-year giveaway still have to be fleshed out
Trump could intervene in Ohio fight over terminated Delphi pensions, Gov. DeWine says
Ohio's governor said the “The President was receptive to our message of the plight of these retirees."
Mnuchin, Pelosi agree to revive coronavirus relief talks as Dems draft $2.4T proposal
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that he and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi agreed to resume talks on another coronavirus relief package more than a month after negotiations first collapsed.
Trump to give Medicare beneficiaries checks to pay for medicines
The checks will be mailed in the coming weeks, the president said.
White House has money to ‘repurpose’ for additional coronavirus stimulus, Kudlow says
About $130 billion worth of PPP funding went unused.
Facebook oversight board set to launch just before election
Facebook Inc’s independent Oversight Board is set to launch in October, just ahead of the November presidential election.
Why President Trump's favorite tax break probably isn't available to you
If President Trump wins reelection, he's signaled his intent to expand opportunity zones. Unfortunately, that means that many regular investors won't get any added tax benefit from the opportunity zone provisions. Here's why.
AG Barr not sold on TikTok deal, as company fights US ban
A TikTok-Oracle combo remains on ice as White House insiders pooh pooh the deal.
PPP round 2 could do a lot to support small business, Fed chair Powell says
PPP is a better option than the Fed's lending facility, Powell said.
Pence vows 'we're going to fill that seat' on Supreme Court after Trump says nominee coming Saturday
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has been given the votes to confirm a Supreme Court nominee to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and "we're going to fill that seat," Vice President Mike Pence told Fox Business Network's Lou Dobbs Tuesday.
Report: 92% of college faculty members' political donations in this battleground state went to Democrats
The vast majority of college faculty members in Ohio who donated to political campaigns during this year's election cycle heavily favored Democratic candidates, according to reports.
States, Justice Department to meet regarding possible Google antitrust suit
State attorneys general and the Justice Department are slated to meet later this week with the hopes of completing an antitrust complaint against tech giant Google.
Powell and Mnuchin voice optimism but back more economic aid
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed cautious optimism Tuesday that the U.S. economy is rebounding from the pandemic-induced recession.

















