United States looking at all options to respond to Canada's digital services tax
The Office of the United States Trade Representative says it will do what's necessary to halt Canada's tax on large foreign digital services companies.
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Trump congratulates right-wing ally Nigel Farage on UK election win
Donald Trump has congratulated his right-wing ally Nigel Farage after he won his first seat in UK’s parliament following seven failed attempts.
Political ads on social media rife with misinformation and scams, new research finds
WASHINGTON (AP) — The online advertisement to Donald Trump supporters was clear enough: Click here, and receive a free Trump 2024 flag and a commemorative coin. All in exchange for taking a quick survey and providing a credit card number for the $5 shipping and handling.
Phoenix replacement still years from full implementation, government says
A payroll system for federal workers intended to replace the much-maligned Phoenix platform is still years away from being fully implemented, according to a senior government official.
Republicans drop federal abortion limits from 2024 platform — after seeing it being used against GOP candidates
The Republican National Committee is not explicitly endorsing a federal ban on abortion in its current platform as the party conforms to the whims of former President Donald Trump.
New White House digital staffer cheered social media ban on Trump: 'What took them so long?'
FIRST ON FOX: A newly hired White House digital staffer celebrated social media companies "finally, mercifully" banning President Trump on their platforms and asked "What took them so long?" in a 2021 blog post days before President Biden took office.
Radio hosts say Biden's aides provided questions before interviews
WASHINGTON — Two radio hosts said Saturday that President Joe Biden’s campaign aides provided questions for them to ask him in recent interviews.
Trump Media announces $105 million raised from DJT warrants
Shares of Trump Media dipped at the opening bell Tuesday after the company, whose majority owner is former President Donald Trump, said it collected more than $105 million through the cash exercise of warrants. The proceeds came during a 12-day stretch starting June 20, two days after the company behind the social media platform Truth Social announced that its registration of new shares was declared effective by the Securities and Exchange Commission. That declaration permitted the issuance of millions of shares of Trump Media stock upon the exercise of warrants, which allow their holders to buy shares at a set price within a specified timeframe. While the maneuver brings in money — Trump Media says it will net about $247 million in proceeds if all warrants are exercised for ca