Rob Minto

The country is the leading requester of content removal, and also floods the platform with pro-government accounts.

From near-nuclear war to self-driving auto deaths, AI systems are increasingly causing mayhem.

The Chinese-owned social media app has risen to take up more U.S. kids' time than any other.

Bitcoin surged over 15 percent on Monday following relief over the safety of deposits held by tech companies in SVB.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters a second year, so far there is one clear winner of the battle for crypto-based finance, and it's not Russia.

The Cold War enemies have always had a fluctuating opinion of each other, over the last year that has drastically changed.

The proportion of unarmed Black people being killed in police encounters is falling but Black people are still three times more likely to be victims.

Tax returns released by the Ways and Means Committee show that in 2017, Trump sold his shares in Apple and Microsoft.

The nonfarm payrolls data may give the Federal Reserve second thoughts about slowing the pace of interest rate increases.

Producer Price Inflation was eight percent in October, slightly ahead of market expectations.

Elections create a lot of data—here are some of the insights you might have missed.

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by 75 basis points, and its Open Market Committee indicated markets should expect further rate increases.

After two quarters of contraction, the U.S. economy rebounded in the third quarter to 2.6 percent.

Price hikes on everything from candy to costumes means this season will be extra frightening for many—including the Democrats, according to some analysts.

Polls indicate that abortion concerns have shifted since the Dobbs decision, but worries about immigration were temporary.

With inflation at 8.2 percent, there's not much respite for American shoppers ahead of the midterms.

The latest GDP data shows that only 10 states are growing, while several key midterm election states saw sharp falls in their economies.

After 99 days of falling prices at the pump, prices have crept up again in many states.

British support for the new king has jumped since previous polls, with 63 percent thinking he will do a good job.

Appearing on banknotes, coins and stamps, her image may have been reproduced over half a trillion times.

Despite all the twists and turns, the company's value is back to where it was before Elon Musk became interested in purchasing Twitter

The drop in U.S. life expectancy has put the country only a few years above the world average, while in 1960, it was 17 years ahead.

By the time it can be said that the U.S. is officially in an economic downturn, it might already be over.

The Wyoming Republican congresswoman's primary loss to a Trump-backed candidate propelled her ahead of the former president in Google searches.

Since the invasion of Ukraine, Russians have piled into Turkish property, now representing over a quarter of foreign buyers.

When the president said inflation was at zero, he was right—by one measure. But Americans are still feeling the effect of high prices.

Of the metro areas that reported inflation for July, Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater in Florida experienced the highest, 11.2 percent.

Nonfarm payrolls were 528,000 in July, far higher than expected. What does that mean for the economy, and the Biden administration?

Biden has made inflation his top priority, but there's not much to cheer in the most recent data.

Presidents often come unstuck due to the economy. Biden's recession has come at a particularly bad time.