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For the first time, New Zealand's parliament is majority female. Soraya Peke-Mason from the liberal Labour Party was sworn in on Tuesday, tipping the balance in the parliament to 60 women and 59 men.
The US GDP grew at a 2.6% pace in Q3, turning growth positive, which is better than Wall Street experts anticipated.
Go deeper →The New York Post was hacked this morning. The publication confirmed via Twitter that they had been hacked. The hackers populated the site with far-right content, including references to murdering left-wing politicians.
Texas passed a law last spring that mandated that citizens of Texas did not need a permit to carry a gun. Now, a report from the New York Times reveals that the police in Texas are facing an increasingly armed public and more gun violence than before the law was passed.
Go deeper →Kanye West's school, Donda Academy, abruptly canceled the rest of its 2022-23 school year, telling students that school was canceled via email.
Go deeper →A 43-year-old man, Albuquerque Head, has been sentenced to 90 months in prison for assaulting DC police officer Mike Fantone during the Capitol riot on January 6th, 2021.
Go deeper →Elon Musk shared more information about his plan for Twitter, assuring advertisers that Twitter won't become a \"free-for-all hellscape.\"
Go deeper →Apple changed guidelines on the Apple App Store for developers. The changes add new regulations for ads and Web3 sales, which increase Apple's revenue from the platform.
Go deeper →Netflix will debut the new show Sonic Prime, which is set to feature multiverse shenanigans in December.
Go deeper →Amazon shares dropped today after it predicted lower profits than estimated during the upcoming holiday season.
Go deeper →The House committee investigating the Capitol riot in January 2021 will seek testimony from members of the Secret Service about their knowledge of the riot and text messages that the agency deleted about security threats to Congress members.
Go deeper →Former Trump official Stephen Miller issued a warning to the White House chief of staff, Ron Klain, for retweeting a post that thanked President Biden for alleviating the baby formula shortage, then encouraged viewers to buy Democratic party merchandise.
Go deeper →Apple earnings rose during Q3, outperforming Wall Street's expectations. It also revealed a lower-than-expected demand for the iPhone 14.
Go deeper →Intel confirmed today during its earnings report for Q3 that they plan to cut $3 billion in spending next year. It will do so by cutting thousands of jobs.
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