Hundreds of Amazon workers are putting their jobs at risk this week by violating an internal corporate policy not to criticize the company in public.

According to the Washington Post, a growing number of employees is reportedly planning to participate

The New York City Council is following the suit of its counterparts in Philadelphia and San Francisco to ban businesses in the city from only accepting credit, debit, or digital payments, amid concerns such policies discriminate against lower-income buyers.

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Here we are not even one full month into a new year, and there are reports of a new scam making the rounds. This one is targeting FedEx customers in specific. And to be honest, this one is a little

The state of Georgia is in the news, as one of its county officials suggested in a Facebook post that law enforcement should “shoot to kill” those individuals whose demonstrating is turning to vandalism and destruction over the recent George

A large group of millionaires from the United States and six other countries has called on governments to increase their taxes to help the economies mitigate the harmful effects of the novel virus.

Eighty-three of the world's wealthiest people, among which

Nadia, the tiger, was not acting like her usual self. She was presenting with a persistent dry cough, and her handlers began to worry. However, even with their worry, her diagnosis was not what they were expecting—and it caused some

Fourteen tons of drugs, estimated to be valued at up to 1 billion euros and possibly linked to the Islamic State was seized by Italian law enforcement officers. The seizure is being touted as the largest of its kind. The

What many are terming a natural experiment in the curbing of the spread of the coronavirus is producing some very interesting data. The data is coming from the border between Kentucky and Tennessee, where the benefits of an early declaration

What started as a warm summer evening in a British park ended in a series of deaths. An individual reportedly went on a stabbing rampage, and when the dust cleared, three people had lost their lives. Law enforcement announced they

For weeks now, the only relief from that dreaded cabin fever is that of going to the grocery store. What once was considered mundane and boring is now touted as the number one boredom relief. This is because, despite all