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Amazon’s founder stands by his words, calling out the decline in media trust.

The ongoing outbreak has sickened at least 75 people across 13 states, per the CDC. One person has died

Bill Gates, the Microsoft (MSFT) co-founder and billionaire philanthropist, has officially broken ground on America's first next-generation nuclear facility in Kemmerer, Wyoming. This groundbreaking event marks a significant milestone in the pursuit of clean, reliable energy and has caught the attention of investors looking toward the nuclear sector for potential...

The divisive measure, Proposition 314, will make it a state crime for migrants to enter the state from any location other than ports of entry if passed.

‘American society is so polarised’ is the frequent refrain of many journalists, politicians, influential commentators and everyday citizens. But the reality may not be so simple.

Jeff Bezos's unilateral decision to not endorse Kamala Harris for the 2024 presidential election led to 200,000 canceled subscriptions and a wave of resignations.

Fallout continues over newspaper’s decision not to support Harris for president as over 200,000 cancel subscriptions

An editor has already resigned over the decision, a former editor called the paper’s leadership cowardly, and thousands of subscribers have left the paper

The order to stay neutral reportedly came from billionaire owner Jeff Bezos

Donald Trump bypassed “60 Minutes,” but he's sat down with the bros on various popular podcasts

Chancellor expected to promote range of infrastructure plans to boost economy, including reviving parts of HS2