Corporate America is pausing its financial support for the 147 GOP lawmakers who challenged Biden’s victory. Here are all the S&P 500 companies who gave them money — and then stopped.

Corporate America is pausing its financial support for the 147 GOP lawmakers who challenged Biden’s victory. Here are all the S&P 500 companies who gave them money — and then stopped.

Summary List PlacementOn January 6, Congress convened a joint session to formally certify President Joseph Biden’s Electoral College victory, but it was quickly interrupted by a group of Republican objectors who argued, based on little more than conspiracy theories, that Congress shouldn’t proceed because there had been widespread election fraud. In total, 147 Republicans —…

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Biden Revokes Trump’s Anti-Terrorism Travel Ban

Biden Revokes Trump’s Anti-Terrorism Travel Ban

In one of his first executive actions on Jan. 20, President Joe Biden rescinded President Donald Trump’s travel ban on nations with individuals posing a terrorist threat to the United States. In a proclamation titled “Ending Discriminatory Bans on Entry to the United States,” Biden revoked a series of executive orders and proclamations Trump signed…

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MyPillow’s Lindell shrugs off distancing by retailers, presses election fraud claim

MyPillow’s Lindell shrugs off distancing by retailers, presses election fraud claim

MyPillow’s Lindell shrugs off distancing by retailers, presses election fraud claim  Minneapolis Star TribuneBed Bath & Beyond says it’s dropping MyPillow because it’s ‘underperforming’ after CEO claims anti-Trump pressure  Yahoo FinanceBed Bath & Beyond stops selling MyPillow after CEO’s Capitol siege comments  CNNMy Pillow shunned by retailers after CEO touts election fraud  OCRegisterMyPillow CEO Mike Lindell says products were…

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Bank staff held in HK$6.3bn money laundering case

Bank staff held in HK$6.3bn money laundering case

Police say they have arrested seven current and former bank staff over an alleged money laundering case involving HK$6.3 billion. Superintendent Yip Wing-lam from the Commercial Crime Bureau said it is the first time that local bank staff have been arrested in relation to alleged international money laundering syndicates. He said the money involved is…

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