IRS Scraps Direct File Program Following One-Year Pilot and Political Opposition
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is officially pulling the plug on its Direct File program, a short-lived effort to allow...
Trump Ends Global Trade Loophole for Low-Cost Online Retailers
The U.S. is poised to eliminate a key trade loophole that has allowed Americans to receive small, inexpensive packages from...
Microsoft Posts $27 Billion Profit After Laying Off 9,000 Employees
Microsoft has once again posted blockbuster earnings, driven largely by its aggressive push into artificial intelligence and cloud computing. In...
Spotify to Begin Deleting Accounts That Fail New Age Checks
Spotify is rolling out a new age-check system that could lead to the permanent removal of user accounts if individuals...
Tea App Faces Class-Action Lawsuits After Massive Data Breach Exposes User Identities
The Tea app, a viral platform designed to allow women to anonymously review men and share dating experiences, is now...
Mark Zuckerberg’s Growing Estate on Kauai Stirs Deep Concerns Among Native Hawaiians
In 2014, Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg made his first major land purchase on the Hawaiian island of Kauai—700 acres of...
Tesla Quietly Phases Out Model S and X in Europe Amid Shifting Strategy
Tesla has quietly ended the sale of its Model S and Model X electric vehicles in Europe, signaling the slow...
White House Sparks Ethics Debate by Promoting Trump’s New Scottish Golf Course
President Donald Trump concluded a four-day, taxpayer-funded trip to Scotland by participating in the opening ceremony of a new golf...
Jeffrey Epstein Jail Video Raises Doubts About Official Narrative
A CBS News investigation has found that surveillance video from the night Jeffrey Epstein died in a federal jail cell...
California’s Push for Affordable Internet Undermined by Telecom Lobby and Federal Pressure
California began the year with a strong push to address digital inequality through a new legislative proposal—AB 353, also known...