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WATCH LIVE: Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary testifies before Senate Banking Committee on FTX scandal

Shark Tank host Kevin O’Leary is testifying before the Senate Banking Committee on the FTX collapse that is estimated to have cost him $15 million.

‘My fault alone’: Jack Dorsey gives public mea culpa for Twitter censorship

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey broke his silence on the social giant's censorship regime Wednesday and offered a public mea culpa for the troubles plaguing the company.

SEC charges influencers with $100 million Twitter and Discord fraud scheme

Eight social media influencers and self-proclaimed day traders were charged with fraud for promoting a $100 million "pump and dump" scheme.

WATCH: Trump teases ‘major announcement’ coming Thursday

Former President Donald Trump, who has already announced a run for the White House again in 2024, apparently has more news to share.

Asa Hutchinson slams Trump 2024 as ‘worst scenario’ for Republicans

Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R-AR) is the latest GOP leader to speak out against former President Donald Trump's reelection campaign, stating that his 2024 bid for the White House is the "worst scenario" for the party.

Brad Raffensperger calls for an end to Georgia’s runoff system

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) is calling for an end to the state's runoff election system, a week after the latest head-to-head contest for its U.S. Senate seat.

Mother and her young son killed in tornado in Louisiana as storms ravage the southeast

A mother and her young son were killed in a tornado that was part of a series of storms that spawned several other tornadoes across Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana on Tuesday.

Ukraine says it shot down more than a dozen Iranian drones as Russia attacks

Ukrainian President Voloydmyr Zelensky said the country’s air defense shot down “all 13” drones Russian forces used in a barrage targeting Kyiv on Wednesday.

Conservatives dominate comments process for new Biden workplace rules

The deadline for public comments regarding two proposed Biden administration workplace rules ended this week, with conservatives submitting well more than half of the remarks and letting their opposition be known.

Oregon governor commutes ‘immoral’ sentences of all death row inmates in final days in office

Gov. Kate Brown (D-OR) has commuted the death sentences of 17 inmates to life in prison without parole in one of her final moves in office.
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