
Pro-Trump Protests Took Place Across The Country As Rioters Stormed The US Capitol
"We wanted to stand with our patriot brothers and sisters that are standing in DC."
Caroline O'Donovan is a senior technology reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in San Francisco.
"We wanted to stand with our patriot brothers and sisters that are standing in DC."
The president has earned a timeout, but hasn’t been banned — yet.
One of the half-dozen Amazon employees fired following worker protests during the height of the coronavirus pandemic will get a hearing before the National Labor Relations Board.
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Pro-Trump demonstrators chanted to “stop the count” in Michigan, while in Arizona, armed supporters of the president yelled, “Count the votes!”
During an ongoing trial, Postal Service officials said the ballots weren't being tracked so that they could be delivered more quickly.
There is another vital vote taking place on Nov. 3 in California that could decide whether the gig economy can continue in the same format to which we’re all addicted.
The decision comes as USPS is struggling to maintain on-time mail delivery and courts are making last-minute decisions about whether ballots that arrive after Nov. 3 will be counted.
In many states, Tuesday was the last recommended day by which to drop your ballot in a mailbox. From now, voters are being encouraged to leave them in official drop boxes or vote in-person.
Democrats have shown strong enthusiasm in early voting, coming out in the millions, but Republicans can still catch up.
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Amazon’s policies around who qualifies for quarantine pay have resulted in confusion and financial hardship for affected workers. The company maintains anyone quarantined will eventually be paid.
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Amazon employees who’ve been demanding paid time off since late last year just won their fight as the company scrambles to staff up in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
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People are still mad about cleaning fees that can double the cost of renting a room.
One of the half-dozen Amazon employees fired following worker protests during the height of the coronavirus pandemic will get a hearing before the National Labor Relations Board.
There's an app that finds the subscriptions you forgot you pay for and helps you delete them.
The decision is a departure from the company's previous policy.