The Democratic National Committee has dropped grassroots fundraising qualifications for the party’s Feb. 19 debate before the Nevada caucuses, opening the possibility that billionaire Michael Bloomberg could make his first appearance on stage.
From Amazon to Pepsi, see how advertisers are stuffing multiple celebrities in their ads, using iconic songs, going for inoffensive humor, and trying to tug at people’s heartstrings.
The increasing likelihood that Bernie Sanders could win Monday’s first-in-the-nation caucus threatens to fundamentally redraw the path to the Democratic presidential nomination.
And all the other Apple headlines this week.
The famed Royal Mansour hotel in Marrakech debuts a restaurant helmed by three–Michelin star chef, Massimiliano Alajmo.
On Samos, eight unaccompanied girls had been taking turns to sleep in a small container. Other children make do with sleeping wherever they could find shelter.
With a 15-part statement on Twitter late Thursday night, Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), a key swing vote, sunk hopes for a vote on subpoenaing witnesses and documents passing in the U.S. Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
The healthcare startup, backed by heavyweights such as the Carlyle Group and GV, got a thumbs up from investors Friday.
The company's chief medical officer, Reshma Kewalramani, will become the rare biotech CEO who is both a woman and person of color.
Surrounded by survivors, administration officials and members of Congress, Trump signed an executive order creating the position at the conclusion of a White House summit on human trafficking.
Even as the virus rattles investors, one analyst predicts it could actually be "a healthy correction."
A major shift in connectivity is upon us.
