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What happened to OAN on DIRECTV? Satellite TV company DIRECTV has dropped One America News Network after five years. Find out why.

With SwiftPaws appearing on "SharkTank" on April 8, the company is offering its dog exercise equipment at $50 off. Read more about SwiftPaws’ history.

Last weekend, multiple airlines canceled thousands of flights in airports across the U.S. Why is Southwest canceling flights and what can travelers expect?

White House press secretary Jen Psaki is leaving her post for a new path: hosting her own TV show. Here’s what to expect.

Where do Russian President Vladimir Putin's daughters live? Although he rarely talks about his children, Putin said in the past that they live in Moscow.

The U.S. is now targeting the two adult daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin with sanctions to freeze their assets. What do the additional sanctions mean?

Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is scheduled to begin on June 6, 2022, and will run through June 10. New hardware and software could be unveiled.

The Walt Disney Company condemned the recent Florida legislation barring instruction on sexuality for those younger than fourth grade. Why is everyone made at Disney?

On April 4, Democrat and Republican members of the Senate reached a deal on a pandemic response package worth $10 billion. What does it mean?

While Kim Jong Un has been known to be the primary decision-maker for the North, his sister, Kim Yo Jong, has been rather outspoken lately.

Is Don Lemon married? See what the anchor of CNN’s "Don Lemon Tonight" says about his relationship with real estate agent Tim Malone.

MSNBC's "Morning Joe" is adding a fourth hour to its programming and keeping the same three hosts the entire time. Drawing in new viewers is the primary goal.

Lawrence O’Donnell’s net worth comes in part from hosting "The Last Word" on MSNBC, but the 70-year-old was also a TV actor earlier in his career.

In a small window of time, travelers found themselves stuck as 12,000 flights have been delayed with 3,500 flights canceled, but what's the real cause?

The U.S. has a massive debt, but it isn't one of the eight countries with the highest debt-to-GDP ratio. Which nations make the list?

A number of cities in the U.S. are trying pilot programs providing guaranteed minimum income to select participants. What cities are on the list?

Russia has stopped and started gold buying a few times since it launched the war on Ukraine. Is the Russian Central Bank buying gold again?

Ernie Boch Jr. partnered with Rojo’s Car Wash to give away 7,000 gallons of free gas to Massachusetts resident on April 1. Here's how the event went down.

Who will replace Jen Psaki? See the White House press secretary’s likely successors amid reports she’s leaving her job for an MSNBC role.

After being a consistent face for many years, Craig Melvin has announced that he is leaving MSNBC. What will he do next, will he leave the Today Show?

The SEC has proposed new disclosure requirements for blank-check firms, also known as SPACs. How will the new requirements impact the SPAC market?

Edfinancial deceived borrowers and is paying the consequences—specifically a hefty fine from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

As the yield curve inverts, there are concerns about a recession. Are we heading for another recession? Here's how to invest in a recession.

Conversations about the high cost of living and a possible recession are making people wonder whether inflation will get worse.

With more than a dozen countries behind the ISS project, many often wonder who owns it? There are five space agencies that have a stake in the ISS.

Activision Blizzard (ATVI) is emerging from a major harassment lawsuit with a now-approved $18 million settlement. Here’s the rundown of who gets the money.

A settlement was reached regarding QuadrigaCX, but those who lost their money think Gerald Cotten's wife is holding out information.

Claims suggest that Russian President Vladimir Putin might be hiding out in a nuclear bunker as he prepares to elevate the war. Are the rumors true?

The Jan. 6 committee found a more than seven-hour gap in communications with Trump during the insurrection. A burner phone is a possible explanation.

Recently, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Austin, Tex. had a large number abandoned rental cars on the side of the road — here' why

Russia surprised most of the world when it paid its sovereign bond debts on time. With another deadline looming, will the country default?

Joey Jones has built his net worth with his Fox News career and long list of other jobs. Here's more about the retired Marine and IED survivor.

On March 28, President Biden unveiled his proposed budget for 2023. What are the budget highlights? Biden focuses on higher defense spending, a billionaire's tax, and more.

Earlier this year a bounty was put on Vladimir Putin's head. But are bounty hunters actually legal, if so are their any rules or regulations?

Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of Tesla and SpaceX, has contracted COVID-19 for the second time. Is Musk vaccinated against COVID-19?

It has been over a month since Russia started its invasion of Ukraine. President Biden won't deploy troops to Ukraine to fight the war — here's why.

Only one U.S. Supreme Court justice has ever been impeached. Let's explain how Supreme Court impeachment works and whether Clarence Thomas could face such a fate.

The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination on April 4, 2022. Here's what to expect from the timeline.

While every country handles foreign affairs differently, there are rules in place against war crimes. What happens if a country commits a war crime?

Yes, Nancy Pelosi was at John F. Kennedy's inauguration in 1961. Here is what she has said about the moment and meeting the former president.