Netflix shares fell Thursday night after the close, despite the streaming giant reporting relatively positive second-quarter gains amid the coronavirus pandemic. Netflix announced Thursday that it had added 10.09 million more paid subscribers than expected, as audiences joined their homes due to Covid-19 restrictions and watched their shows in the …
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Mike Pompeo has sought to redefine the American approach to human rights by prioritizing private property and religious freedom as the primary “inalienable rights” established by the Founding Fathers of the United States. Pompeo, presenting a draft report of an Inalienable Rights Commission that he established a year ago, also …
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Bill Stepien has become the center of attention after Donald Trump suddenly announced that he was promoting the political operation to manage his 2020 reelection bid. With less than four months until the election, Stepien faces an unenviable task. Trump is following Joe Biden by double digits nationally and by …
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SScientists around the world are competing to develop a coronavirus vaccine, and many believe that at least one could be launched early next year. According to the World Health Organization, about 23 vaccines are under clinical evaluation, and more than 130 are in development. The Modern biotechnology firm and the …
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Florida can continue to stop people with felony convictions from voting until they have paid all the fines and fees they owe, the United States Supreme Court said Thursday, a major decision that makes nearly three-quarters of a million Floridians less likely. get to vote in November The decision came …
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