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Amazon Will Stop Accepting U.K.-Issued Visa Cards

A big change is coming to Amazon. The e-commerce giant has announced it will stop accepting Visa credit cards issued in the U.K. due to high transaction fees. Merchants have long complained about the fees that eat into their revenue. Now, they have one of the biggest and most influential companies on their side.

The Daily Recount

Friday 06.17.22

Looking Ahead to the 2024 Election With MSNBC Host Symone Sanders | Hell & High Water

Thursday 06.09.22

PREVIEW of January 6th Hearings By Former 1/6 Committee Member Denver Riggleman | Hell & High Water

Wednesday 05.25.22

World Leaders Return to Davos

Sunday 05.15.22

GOP Primaries Are the Latest Display of Trump’s Ownership Over the Party

Saturday 05.14.22

How a Reversal of Roe v. Wade Could Impact the Midterms

Friday 05.13.22

The Crypto Crash, Explained

Thursday 05.12.22

One Million COVID Deaths - a Grim Milestone for the U.S.

Sunday 05.08.22

Bob Crawford on How Bono’s Humanitarianism Runs Deep

Sunday 05.08.22

How Billie Jean King’s Public Outing Set the Stage for Her Activism

Saturday 05.07.22

St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Jack Flaherty on Baseball’s ‘Unwritten Rules’

Thursday 05.05.22

Bob Crawford on the Benefit Concerts That Changed the World

Monday 05.02.22

Gov. Ron DeSantis May Lose to Disney — But Win With Voters

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