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Jared Kushner used a personal email account to communicate with White House colleagues, Kushner's attorney confirmed. » Read More
The Trump administration issued an updated travel ban with fresh restrictions on who can enter the U.S., targeting eight countries. » Read More |
The SEC came under fire on after admitting hackers had breached its database of corporate announcements in 2016 and might have used it for insider trading. » Read More |
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After Equifax breach, consumers and the company are likely to face major legal challenges as they gear up for battle, USA Today reports. » Read More |
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May will give a highly anticipated speech on ongoing Brexit negotiations in Florence, Italy this afternoon.
Just because drought-ravaged California has spent years urging residents to conserve water doesn't mean it wants people to actually stop drinking the stuff.
Ahead of the German election this weekend, a politician told CNBC that the country wants a working Europe.
Sterling slipped 0.2 percent on the news, before paring some of its losses to trade at $1.3558 shortly after midday.
"We're told it was the most severe case they had ever seen for someone of Aaron's age," Hernandez's attorney Jose Baez said.
Former financial regulator Bart Chilton says if bitcoin’s wild swings happened on his watch, he would’ve launched an investigation.
For Sen. Mark Warner there are fresh fears about the extent to which Russian agents may have tapped bots on tech sites, Recode reports.
Prime Minister Theresa May will reportedly say on Friday Britain is willing to pay 20 billion euros ($24 billion) to the European Union during a post-Brexit transition period.
Donald Trump's lawyer Paul Manafort joined Twitter in 2016 and has since tweeted about Russia, Clinton and other subjects, Fortune reports.
An international group of cryptography experts has forced the U.S. National Security Agency to back down over two data encryption techniques it wanted set as global industry standards.
Martin Shkreli's bail was revoked last week by a judge for having offered Facebook followers $5,000 for samples of Hillary Clinton's hair.
EU leaders say most extremist content is spread online within one to two hours of being posted.
The FBI already raided Trump lawyer Paul Manafort's house. Now he's in legal hot water, says National Review's Andrew McCarthy.
Digital companies in the European Union pay in tax less than half the amount paid by traditional firms, the European Commission said.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against credit reporting firm Equifax.
The U.S. Senate intelligence committee on Tuesday canceled a closed staff interview with President Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen.
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