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Thousands of Americans were lynched. Donald Trump is not one of them. Bill Clinton isn’t either.
According to audio Recode obtained of a company all-hands meeting on Wednesday, WeWork’s new chair promised employees who leave will do so “with dignity.”
A notice of appeal was filed on October 16, but it could be months before her attorneys proceed further.
Withholding the money was not wrong, Trump argues, because Ukraine didn’t know what was happening.
Trump’s lawyer just told a federal appeals court that a sitting president is above the law.
Those who strongly disapprove of Trump are responsible for the majority of tweets.
At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, she said she didn’t “regret enforcing the law.”
After William Taylor’s testimony, Trump’s allies are reduced to saying things like “abuse of power is not a crime.”
The company’s decision to bow to the Chinese government will have extensive implications around the world.
“I’m fully on board with soaking the rich, 100 percent, and if that involves me paying more taxes, let’s go.”
The aftermath of the Camp Fire that nearly leveled Paradise, California, the mainstreaming of homeopathy, everything you need to know about the term Latinx, and more.
A year after the Camp Fire nearly leveled Paradise, California, the money is drying up and a lawsuit rages. Can recovery efforts ever return a community to its old self?
As some lose faith in the factory-like care of conventional medicine, these curious remedies are ascendant.
For years, urban “renewal” meant wooing young professionals. Even they can’t afford to live in cities anymore.
The gender-neutral term that’s supposed to be for everyone, well, isn’t.