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Bill to prevent spying by smart fridges advances to Senate floor

Legislation to ban spying by refrigerators is just a vote by the full Senate away from becoming law.

Meme stock GameStop soars after announcement of profitable quarter

Major meme stock GameStop surged on Wednesday after news that the beleaguered video game retailer saw its first profitable quarter in two years.

US drone hit by Russian pilot ‘sank to an unrecoverable depth’

The U.S. military is not actively trying to recover the Air Force's MQ-9 unmanned aircraft that was downed into the Black Sea after being hit by a Russian aircraft last week.

Stimulus update: Second direct payment worth up to $400 to be paid to Massachusetts residents in 24 days

Recipients of the Chelsea Eats program in Chelsea, Massachusetts, will receive the second payment worth up to $400 in 24 days.

TikTok CEO promises Congress a firewall against CCP access

TikTok's CEO will promise Congress that the company will maintain a firewall between U.S. user data and the Chinese Communist Party, an effort to stave off a ban on the app by increasingly skeptical legislators.

WATCH: DeSantis laughs off Trump’s nicknames: ‘Call me a winner’

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) appears unfazed by former President Donald Trump's attempts to brand him with a nickname.

Walt Disney World to host LGBT conference in September

The Walt Disney World Resort is set to host a major LGBT conference in September, over a year after Disney spoke out against Florida's Parental Rights in Education law.

Donald Trump indictment: What to watch if former president is arrested

A Manhattan grand jury is meeting Wednesday and is expected to vote on whether to indict former President Donald Trump in its investigation into hush-money payments his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, made to Stormy Daniels in 2016 — which could mark the first time a former U.S. president has been delivered criminal charges in the nation's history.

Republicans seek independently wealthy candidates to run for Senate

Republicans are seeking to win control of the Senate in the next election cycle, and they’re turning to a specific group of candidates to help them: those with enough cash to support their own campaigns.

‘Two sexes, and that’s all there is to it’: Biologist defends JK Rowling’s anti-transgender comments

A biologist has come to the defense of Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling after she made comments referencing biological sex as the standard for how a man or woman is defined.
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