David James

On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump addressed a joint session of Congress, highlighting the domestic and foreign policy changes his administration has made in the first six weeks of his second term. The speech, which set a record at over […]

The Gulf of Mexico was renamed the Gulf of America. Denali was re-re-named Mount McKinley. And now name changers have turned their attention to food. The New York Times reports that Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is working with the

If you have a podcast that is struggling to break through the noise of the millions of shows out there on Apple and Spotify, be sure you’re not overlooking the podcast distribution platform that rules them all: YouTube. Bloomberg reports

What do you do if your sales and stock value are in decline? If you are Nike, you call in a Kardashian. CNN reports that shoe giant Nike has partnered with Kim Kardashian to create “NikeSkims,” a Nike-branded take on

NBA superstar Jimmy Butler is known for operating outside the norm. You may recall when he showed up to NBA media day with straightened hair and a somber attitude nicknamed Emo Jimmy. “Yeah, yeah, laugh it up,” he told reporters.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell took a bite out of Bitcoin’s historic price surge. In a press conference on Wednesday, he said the central bank is not currently looking to build a reserve of Bitcoin, and projected only two rate

President-elect Donald Trump is keeping the dining room at Mar-a-Lago busy with a steady stream of dinner dates. Business Insider reports that last night former Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos broke bread with Trump, and that their meal was joined by

A 115-pound marble slab is going up for auction at Sotheby’s today, and experts expect it to fetch millions. The two-foot-tall piece is inscribed with Paleo-Hebrew script and is believed to be the world’s oldest version of the Ten Commandments,

CNBC reports that Walmart is outfitting some employees with body cameras at several U.S. locations. The pilot program, a source told CNBC, is not meant to be a theft deterrent, but as a “worker safety tool.” Stuart Appelbaum, president of

Merchandise featuring the words “deny,” “defend,” and “depose” — the same ones allegedly written on shell casings police discovered at the site of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s murder — has been flooding e-commerce platforms. The phrase, likely linked to the