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Russia said on Tuesday that it reserved the right to retaliate against the United States after a meeting in Washington ended without an agreement to return Russian diplomatic
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A group of Twitter users blocked by President Trump has filed a lawsuit against him, claiming the president blocking users on the social network is unconstitutional. On Tuesday,
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Facebook just topped 2 billion monthly users — a population equivalent to roughly 51 times that of California. It took the social network less than five years to
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Air-gapped computers are supposed to be ultra-secure PCs that can’t be infected with malware that spreads with the help of the internet. That’s because of these computers, often
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This week Yahoo, one of the oldest Internet brands, became part of the Verizon empire, one of the companies (along with HuffPost, AOL and TechCrunch) that live within the newly
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So Yahoo, the company, has bitten the dust. Verizon now officially owns the one-time Web portal, paying $4.48 billion, and is merging Yahoo with AOL to create a
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President Trump and House Republicans have long blasted Obamacare for sending health care costs skyrocketing. They have vowed that their bill to repeal and replace Obamacare will make
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Obamacare has returned to life in Knoxville, Tennessee … at least for now. BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee agreed Tuesday to return to the area’s Obamacare exchange for 2018
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The king of the bond market is angry. Billionaire investor Jeff Gundlach says he’s joined Twitter because he’s “getting tired” of inaccurate reporting about him. “I’ve had five
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Two in three Americans under 30 years old disapprove of President Trump’s job performance so far, and roughly half say they believe his border wall, travel ban and
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