Social media exposing young adults to criminal activity being advertised: Lt. Olivarez
Lt. Chris Olivarez with the Texas Department of Public Safety argues social media is creating a 'larger reach' and more exposure for criminal organizations to recruit people for their illicit activity.
FOX Business Headlines 2/22
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Trump's Truth Social tops downloads on Apple App Store; many waitlisted
Donald Trump's new social media venture, Truth Social, launched late on Sunday in Apple's App Store and was the top free app available on the App Store early Monday.
Snapchat unveils real-time location sharing
The Live Location tool can only be used by individuals who have mutually added each other as friends on the app. In addition, the feature can only be utilized for a limited amount of time and sharing can be paused at any time.
Big money now being poured into metaverse development
Everyrealm CEO Janine Yurio explains the beauty of owning metaverse real estate on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Elon Musk claps back at Elizabeth Warren claim that he paid 'zero' in taxes
Tesla CEO Elon Musk clapped back at Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., who claimed that he had paid “zero” in taxes in 2018. Musk cited his multi-billion-dollar anticipated tax bill for 2021.
Trump's TRUTH Social appears on Apple App Store
Former President Donald Trump's TRUTH Social appears to be widely available on Apple's App Store, not just to Americans who pre-ordered it.
Mother-daughter duo launches selfie studio in Virginia
A new selfie studio in Newport News, Virginia, has 32 cubes with backdrops inspired by movies, businesses and holidays.
Future of 5G development, rollout lies with wireless companies, not federal government: former official
The way to develop the 5G network lays in the hands of the wireless companies, former FCC commissioner Robert McDowell argues.
FaZe Clan CEO: Super Bowl LVI was moment Gen Z rose to power
FaZe Clan CEO Lee Trink explains how they are connecting with Gen Z and Millennials on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Tesla snubbed as Consumer Reports selects Ford Mustang Mach-E as top EV pick for 2022
Consumer Reports' annual list gives vehicles an overall scored based on road test performance, predicted reliability, owner satisfaction and safety.
Amazon Prime price hike: Some members could pay more than $139
Due to inflation, Amazon announced this month that annual memberships will be hiked from $119 to $139. By comparison, monthly Prime memberships will go from $12.99 to $14.99, which equates to about $180 each year.
Texas AG Paxton investigating Chinese app TikTok over human and drug smuggling posts
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces an investigation into TikTok and its border crossing content.
ID.me CEO: Our job is to put Americans in control of their data, keep them safe
ID.me founder and CEO Blake Hall discusses Russia's recent cyber attack on Ukraine and privacy concerns regarding facial recognition as the IRS rolls back use of program.
Biden giving ‘no transparency’ on border crisis: AG Paxton
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the President doesn’t want Americans to know about border crossings and conflict.
Texas AG launches investigation into TikTok, smuggling content
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton details a new lawsuit aimed at social platform TikTok for recruiting cartel-related activities.
CrowdStrike CEO: Cyber now a critical element of warfare fighting capabilities
George Kurtz discusses reactions to Russia allegedly breaching Ukraine's defense ministry and state banks on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Amazon suspends Black Lives Matter from charity program as controversy swirls around group's finances
AmazonSmile, the retail giant’s charity program, has reportedly removed the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (BLMGNF) from its website amid questions about the group’s financial transparency.
Why investors are 'panicking' over the wealth of streaming content
LightShed Ventures partner Rich Greenfield discusses the future of streaming on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Elon Musk, Tesla accuse SEC of 'weaponizing' 2018 settlement for 'unrelenting' investigations
The settlement against Elon Musk was reached to resolve securities fraud charges for a tweet in which he claimed he had "funding secured" to take Tesla private at $420 per share.