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TechnologyThursday 11.18.21

Zipline Starts First U.S. Drone Deliveries With Walmart

t’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s … allergy meds? Zipline is launching its first commercial drone delivery service in the U.S. in partnership with Walmart — but there's a long way to go before all of our futuristic dreams are satisfied.

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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Uber announces the return of Uber Pool in select cities, under new name “UberX Share.”

Microsoft ends support for Internet Explorer today, the 1995-launched web browser that dominated dial-up internet.

Coinbase is cutting 18% of full-time jobs within the company.

Elon Musk says Tesla is at "competitive disadvantage with respect to tax credits" because of 200k cap on vehicle sales.

Elon Musk: Gov't loans were not essential to Tesla's survival because loan was reimbursement that came after recession.

Gary Vee explains what an NFT is and why the digital asset class is going to be popular in the future.

Gary Vee compares the simplicity of the blockchain to online dating: "You don't have to put in work!"

Former Pres. Barack Obama: "Technology companies have to accept a degree of democratic oversight and accountability."