An investigation has revealed that Microsoft magnate Bill Gates may have stepped down from Microsoft because the board had him under investigation for fraternizing with one of his employees.
Sony has filed a patent for a platform that could potentially allow users to bet on eSports using cryptocurrency, specifically Bitcoin.
Press Secretary Jen Psaki was non-committal during a Monday press briefing when asked about recent anti-Israel comments by AOC and Bernie Sanders, refusing to either condone or condemn them.
The Liberals will be investing up to $10 million in contracts to train energy advisors, who will help people save on their home's energy usage.
On Thursday, Little League coaches received an email telling them to cancel everything on May 24 in order to attend an "anti-racist" workshop called "Sports can battle racism."
From 2011 to 2014, Bill Gates reportedly visited the later-disgraced businessman Jeffery Epstein in his Upper East Side Manhattan home in order to discuss relationship woes with his wife Melinda, with whom he has now separated.
Hunter Biden in 2014 exchanged a series of emails with various people talking about a potential new business venture involving his father, then Vice President of the US.
Andrew Cuomo has announced that New York state will adopt the CDC's new guidance for fully vaccinated people beginning Wednesday.
Superstar MMA announcer, comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan was talking again on his famous show about how "woke" culture has infested America, and what can be done about it.
On Monday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving the Mississippi abortion law passed in 2018 banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Twitter alternative Parler is now back on the Apple App Store after being banned for months by the tech giant.
The United States has approved $735 million for weapons sales to Israel on Monday.
Toronto does not currently allow indoor dining, and has not allowed it for over seven months now.
Parents in Clark County, Nevada voiced their displeasure with the board's decision to require masks in classrooms for the remaining twelve days of the current school year.
22 people were charged in connection with two separate protests in Hamilton on Sunday.