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Twitter Is Suing Elon Musk, Court Proceedings Could Begin in October
Elon Musk decided to finally back out of the deal to buy Twitter. Will Twitter sue Musk for breaching the agreement? Here's what we know so far.Will Biden Postpone Student Loan Repayment or Forgive Them Completely?
The Biden administration is trying to make a decision about student loans. Will the administration pause them again or forgive them altogether?TikTok Is Restructuring and Laying Off Employees in the Process
TikTok is reportedly laying off employees as part of a company-wide restructuring plan. Some are being warned their positions may be eliminated.Why Boycott Walgreens? Birth Control, Baby Formula Controversy
Consumers are fed up with Walgreens over reported controversy surrounding birth control and baby formula. As a result, boycotts are ensuing.It Looks Like Sean Hannity Is Still Going Strong With Fellow Fox News Host Ainsley Earhardt
Sean Hannity divorced his wife in 2019, but he has been quietly dating his fellow Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt for years. Here is everything you need to know about the couple.Who Will Be Donald Trump's Running Mate in 2024?
We know Mike Pence is probably out of the running, so who will Donald Trump select as his running mate in 2024? Here are some strong contenders.U.S. Three-Year Inflation Expectations Temper Somewhat — Is a Relief Ahead?
As inflation in the U.S. remains high, investors are looking toward inflation expectations. What are the U.S. three-year inflation expectations?Tesla Superchargers Will Be Available to Non-Tesla EVs Very Soon
Can you use the Tesla Supercharger on other electric cars? By the end of the year, you will be able to. Here's what we know about Tesla's plans.Elon Musk Says His Father Errol Musk is a "Terrible Human Being"
Billionaire Elon Musk has never held back an opinion on his father. He says his dad is evil. Does Musk even speak to his father?Texas Suing Biden Administration Over Medical Emergency Abortion Requirement
The state of Texas is suing the Biden administration over a ruling requiring states to provide abortions in medical emergencies. Will the lawsuit be successful?Donald Trump’s Ex-wife and Businesswoman Ivana Trump Dies at Age 73
What was Ivana Trump's cause of death? Reports confirm that former President Donald Trump's ex-wife died at age 73. Here's what we know.How Much Is St. Andrews Golf Course Worth? British Open Starts Today
The 150th British Open Championship kicked off July 14 at the birthplace of golf, Old Course at St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland. How much is the St. Andrews golf course worth?The Hotter-Than-Expected Inflation Print Has Much Wider Implications
The U.S. inflation print came in much hotter than expected in June. What does 9.1 percent inflation mean? Let's discuss the wider implications.Inflation Is Hitting Certain Products Harder Than Others — Details
Inflation across the board is surging, but some products are getting pricier than others. Which products is inflation hitting the hardest?Amid "Bidenflation" Barbs, What Can Biden Do About Inflation?
Republicans have blamed Joe Biden for the spiraling inflation and termed it “Bidenflation.” What’s causing inflation and what can Biden do about it?Paul Volcker's Hard Stance Tamed Inflation in the '80s — Will Jerome Powell Follow Suit?
The current hotter-than-expected trend of inflation readings has left many wondering if Fed needs to revisit Paul Volcker's take on rate hikes. Here's what he did.Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa Flees Country Amid Crisis
Sri Lanka was once a country known for its strong economy and a booming tourism business. Why is the country currently in an economic crisis?Believe It or Not, This Isn't the Highest U.S. Inflation Rate Ever
In June, inflation rose 9.1 percent. That’s the highest rate in over 40 years. Believe it or not, this isn’t the highest U.S. inflation rate ever experienced.Starbucks Closing Stores Due to Safety Concerns — What Does That Mean?
Starbucks has announced closures of 16 stores in several U.S. cities, citing safety concerns. Some workers believe it to be an attempt to punish unionizing stores.Paul Ryan's Fall From Grace — What Happened to the Former House Speaker?
Some seem to think Paul Ryan is in the habit of throwing rocks and hiding his hands. What happened to former House Speaker Ryan — and where is he now?Topo Chico Shortage Is Back in 2022 With a Vengeance
In addition to shortage of many other products, Topo Chico, the sparkling mineral water brand, is also in short supply. What's causing the Topo Chico shortage in 2022?DOJ Investigates PGA Amid LIV Golf Controversy, Lawsuits Are Possible
The Department of Justice is getting involved in the PGA vs. LIV Golf controversy, and the investigation could result in lawsuits.Amid Jen Shah’s Guilty Plea, Her Assistant Stuart Smith Is Waiting to Be Sentenced
What’s going on with Stuart Smith’s sentencing? Now that his former boss Jen Shah has pleaded guilty to fraud, here's an update on his side of the case.Prime Day Celebrates a Special Day for Amazon, Big Deals for Consumers
Amazon's Prime Day is finally here, and consumers can take advantage of one of the best sale events of the year. But why is Prime Day in July?Jen Shah Legal Update: Real Housewife Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud
'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' star Jen Shah pleaded guilty to wire fraud. Here’s where her legal case stands. She changed her plea at the last minute.What Did Jill Biden Say to Upset Hispanics? Breakfast Taco Gaffe
Hispanic groups are upset with First Lady Jill Biden for a gaffe she made during a July 11 speech for the Latino nonprofit group UnidosUS. What did Jill Biden say?Several States Have Introduced Fetal Personhood Laws
Some states have enacted fetal personhood laws as part of the process of banning abortions, and several more are seeking to pass such laws.Inflation Relief Checks Are Coming, Payment Amounts Vary by State
At least 20 states have programs for giving inflation relief checks to residents, but the amounts paid can vary. Here's what we know.Elon Musk Terminates His Twitter Bid — Who Owns the Company Now?
Twitter is experiencing a shake-up. Elon Musk wants to terminate his bid, and board members don't want to let him. Who owns the company now, amid the drama?Postage Stamps Go Up in Price Again, Multiple Hikes in the Next Decade
The price of a regular first-class postage stamp has increased by 2 cents as of July 10. The Postal Service anticipates multiple price hikes in the coming decade.World Population Day: Elon Musk Might Be Right About Underpopulation Crisis
While some have been worried about overpopulation, many others including Tesla CEO Elon Musk are worried about an underpopulation crisis.How Big Is China’s Strategic Oil Reserve? U.S. Deal in Question
According to report, the Biden administration sold 1 million barrels of oil from the U.S. SPR to a Chinese state-owned firm. How big is China's strategic oil reserve?Sandra Douglass Morgan Joins Las Vegas Raiders as NFL’s First Black Female President
What’s Sandra Douglass Morgan’s net worth? Learn more about the woman who just made NFL history as the new president of the Las Vegas Raiders.Feds Recommend Prison Sentences for Three Former Cops in George Floyd Case
Where are the other officers in the George Floyd case? After Derek Chauvin’s sentencing, get updates on Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng, and Tou Thao."America's Stonehenge" Known as the Georgia Guidestones Had to be Demolished — Here's Why
The six Georgia Guidestones had to be demolished after an act of domestic terrorism which damaged the stones.Dunkin’s Frozen Coffee Isn’t Gone For Good, It’s Just in Short Supply
Several Reddit users have been complaining over a lack frozen coffee at their local Dunkin' while others say the product has been removed from their app.Looking Back on Shinzo Abe’s Career as Japan's Prime Minister
Shinzo Abe, long-serving former prime minister of Japan, was assassinated on July 8, 2022. Was Abe a good prime minister during his years in office?Japan Has Strict Gun Laws — Questions Arise After Shinzo Abe's Assassination
Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot and killed on July 8, 2022, while he was giving a speech. The assassination has shocked most of the world. Are guns banned in Japan?Move Over "Transitory," the Fed Is Worried About "Entrenched Inflation"
The Federal Reserve is now worried about "entrenched inflation." What is entrenched inflation and how is it different from the usual inflation?Facing 10 Years In Russian Prison, When Is Brittney Griner's Sentencing?
WNBA star Brittney Griner could face 10 years in Russian prison if convicted. When is her sentencing and how much time is she facing behind bars?Boris Johnson Steps Down as PM, Will Remain an MP Until He is Replaced
Boris Johnson announced his resignation as Britian's Prime Minister on July 7, 2022. He will remain an MP until a successor assumes his position.Tommy Fury and His Father John Fury Are Banned From the U.S. — Here's Why
Tommy Fury was set to go head-to-head with Jake Paul but that was quickly extinguished when he found out he was banned from the U.S.The Company Behind Myrkl, the World’s First Hangover Pill
Researchers claim to have created a hangover-curing pill, which they've named Myrkl. Here’s the company behind it and who’s investing.Did President Biden Send Oil to Europe? U.S. Reserve Oil Was Sent Overseas
As Americans struggle with record high gas prices, the oil in U.S. reserves is being sent overseas. Did President Joe Biden send oil to Europe?President Biden Reveals Plan to Help Protect Workers' Pension
On July 6, President Biden visited Cleveland to discuss the details of his workers pension relief plan, which will help future retirees.Boris Johnson Weathered Many Scandals Over the Years — Here Are the Highlights
Disgraced U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has endured a string of scandals and controversies during his political career. Here is a list of the biggest.Elon Musk Welcomed Three Kids in 2021 — Building a Small Army
As of July 2022, Elon Musk has nine living children. His first child passed away at just 10 weeks old from SIDS. Here's what we know about his growing family.Congresswoman AOC Still Owes Over $2,000 in Back Taxes
When Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) showed up to the 2021 Met Gala in a white gown with “Tax the Rich” in bold red letters across it, AOC owed New York back taxes.Shivon Zilis and Elon Musk Secretly Had Twins — All About Their Relationship
Tesla CEO Elon Musk had twins last year in secret with Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, making Musk a father of nine. Here's what we know about their relationship.
