Trump’s populist wing on the rise
So much for the eclipse of the Steve Bannon wing of the Trump administration.
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What Trump’s latest Twitter tirade tells us
The London Bridge attacks set Donald Trump off on an extended Twitter rant over the past few days, reviving his calls for sweeping immigration action and renewing old feuds with Democrats, gun-control advocates and even the mayor of London.
After the Paris exit, a call for citizen investors
At the dawn of the Second World War, while Hitler’s forces consolidated in Europe and Imperial Japan expanded into China and prepared its assault on the Pacific, the United States sat relatively idle.
US can ask visa applicants for social media history
The Trump administration has approved plans to ask US visa applicants for details of their social media use.
Trump couldn’t cut Sean Spicer a break?
Here's what I see when I look at Sean Spicer, President Donald Trump's battered press secretary: A man who chews and swallows 35 pieces of gum every day ...
Google is still trying to kill the Echo and Siri
Google is desperately trying to catch up with the Amazon Echo.
FBI chief sacking: Trump warns Comey over leaks to media
US President Donald Trump has warned fired FBI chief James Comey against leaking material to the media.
Bill Clinton pens first thriller novel with James Patterson
Former-president Bill Clinton is writing a novel about the White House, publishers announced on Monday.
Uber faces criminal probe over software used to evade authorities
The U.S. Department of Justice has begun a criminal investigation into Uber Technologies Inc's use of a software tool that helped its drivers evade local transportation regulators, two sources familiar with the situation said.
Facebook tries to fix streaming violence problem with 3,000 new workers
Facebook Inc (FB.O) will hire 3,000 more people over the next year to speed up the removal of videos showing murder, suicide and other violent acts, in its most dramatic move yet to combat the biggest threat to its valuable public image.
