"Anything that my party does that comes across as being stupid is not going to help us," Sen. Mitt Romney told reporters in the US Capitol on Monday.

Amid tensions with Russia across Europe, US Special Operations Command Europe plans to set up a new headquarters in Albania.

Thousands of protesters in Canada are demonstrating against vaccine mandates for truckers and other COVID-related restrictions.

McCormick, a Pennsylvania Republican highlighting his modest upbringing, agreed to pay his ex-wife $1 million if he left his hedge fund job for the public sector.

40% of Black-owned businesses tanked in April 2020, but they've since rebounded, currently about 30% above pre-pandemic levels, says Wells Fargo.

"The impact on Europe and the rest of the world would be devastating" if Russia invades Ukraine, Biden warned on Monday.

The size of the bitcoin giveaway will depend on the time the ad runs. For example, if it airs at 9:02 p.m., FTX will give away 9.02 bitcoins.

The Federal Court has knocked back efforts from Meta, formerly Facebook, to dismiss legal action brought against it. Australia’s privacy watchdog accused Facebook of breaching local privacy laws through the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The Federal Court today found Facebook operates in Australia, making the legal action valid. Visit Business Insider […]

The new agreement means the Australian platform will carry a slate of first-run series in Australia, along with the studio’s blockbuster movies.