There was broad agreement among the 15 members of the U.S. House of Representatives antitrust subcommittee that big technology has too much power. Still, that doesn't mean Congress knows what to do about it.
Joe Biden came out swinging against President Donald Trump's record on the economy on Thursday, hours after new data showed the U.S. suffered its worst quarterly downturn in history in the midst of the spreading coronavirus pandemic.
"We have said it before and we will say it again, young people are not invincible," WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said during a press conference.
Neither the Great Depression nor the Great Recession nor any other slump over the past two centuries have ever caused such a sharp drain on the economy.
Warner's remarks came after Jeff Bezos of Amazon, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai of Google and Apple's Tim Cook testified before Congress on antitrust and anti-competitive behavior.
As climate change drives higher sea levels and stronger storms, there will be an increase of about half of the world's land, half of the global population and nearly half of global assets at risk of flooding by 2100.
In an email sent from Apple executive Eddy Cue to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in 2016, Apple said it would offer a 15% revenue share to Amazon for customers that sign up for Prime Video through Apple's payments system.
As coronavirus cases continue to reach new heights in the United States, the push for a universal basic income is more tangible than ever before. Andrew Yang discusses the need for a UBI to combat the effects of the pandemic and gives insight into his work to influence American politics.
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