Communities Against Rider Surveillance, which Uber supports, is trying to influence the debate over how cities use shared bike and scooter data.

The US government is now bigger than when President Trump took office. So much for his 2016 campaign promise to cut it 'so much, your head will spin.'

It's shaping up to be a big year of antitrust probes against Google. Here are the big investigations to know about, and the lawsuits they may bring.

The Confederacy "was an act of treason at the time against the Union, against the Stars and Stripes, against the US Constitution," Gen. Mark Milley said.

The Bureau of Prisons told Business Insider in a statement that Cohen "refused the conditions of his home confinement," but did not elaborate.

Trump suffered two Supreme Court defeats regarding his financial records on Thursday, but both decisions also offered him opportunities to fight back.

Roger McNamee said that "today's leaders of Silicon Valley are part of the problem, not the solution" in a Wired op-ed.

The new "Black Lives Matter" mural painted on the street in front of Trump Tower comes after Trump called it a "symbol of hate."

"Whoah," the host said after a Trump spokesman claimed Biden "coaxed children up onto his porch during quarantine" and "children love his leg hair."

In the name of "free speech" Facebook has privileged and empowered anti-democratic, anti-social speech.

The Department of Justice plans to proceed with executions despite the coronavirus pandemic. Three men are scheduled to die next week.

The Supreme Court overwhelmingly ruled that Trump is not above the law, but the public might not find out what he's trying to hide before November.

"We can get that into hard-working Americans' bank accounts very, very quickly," Steven Mnuchin said in a CNBC interview.

Facebook has taken a 'haphazard' approach to handling political speech, ex-security chief Alex Stamos told CNBC.

Trump described the decision backed by both of his Supreme Court appointees as "a political prosecution," comparing it to the "Mueller Witch Hunt."

Dr. Ashish Jha, Harvard's Global Health Institute director, said the federal government has failed to make testing a priority.

"This is all a political prosecution," Trump tweeted. "I won the Mueller Witch Hunt, and others, and now I have to keep fighting in a politically corrupt New York. Not fair to this Presidency or Administration!

In a 5-4 decision, the Court ruled that much of Eastern Oklahoma is a Native American reservation for the purposes of prosecuting major crimes

Ford claims it accounts for almost two-thirds of police vehicle sales in the US, and employees are raising their voice internally.

'We are seeing at the moment that the pandemic can't be fought with lies and disinformation, and neither can it be with hatred and agitation.'

The court ruled 7-2 against the president in two major cases involving his closely held finances and tax returns.

Democrats are pushing to restore supply chains in the US with tax incentives due to shortages exposed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Giménez promised to hire up to 1,000 people to conduct COVID-19 contact tracing.

Many articles are being published about what life after COVID-19 will look like, but we still have a long way to go.

Skeptics of free speech should clearly articulate what their vision of justice looks like in a world where they're the censor.

A survey found that 61% of Spaniards wanted tourists barred from entering the country from the UK this summer.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker slammed the Trump administration at a virtual congressional hearing on the national response to the coronavirus Wednesday.

Mark Grenon and his three sons face federal charges after allegedly promoting toxic bleach as a "miracle cure-all" for illnesses including cancer.

Sainsbury's, The Co-op, and M&S joined Aldi and Waitrose in pledging to never stock chlorinated chicken and hormone-injected beef.

President Donald Trump said the US was "in a good place" with the virus, a stark departure from Dr. Anthony Fauci's urgent pleas to change course.

Mary Trump, the president's niece, claimed in her book that her uncle paid a close friend, Joe Shapiro, to take the SAT for him.

President Jair Bolsonaro announced he tested positive for the coronavirus on Tuesday. He insists he is "perfectly fine" and taking hydroxychloroquine.

The life-size wooden statue of Melania Trump stood near her hometown of Sevnica, Slovenia, until it was attacked.

In a televised broadcast Duterte said: We cannot afford really a total epidemic or pandemonium. We are poor, we cannot afford to gamble."

"They literally gained nothing," an economist told The New York Times. "It's a self-inflicted wound, and they have no economic gains."

The mayor warned people against socializing with others outside of their own household, pointing to an alarming rise in coronavirus cases.

China passed the new national-security legislation in Hong Kong this week. It offers a maximum sentence of life in prison to dissenters.

Australian joins a growing list of countries to take action to protect Hong Kong residents in response to the new national security law.

"History will remember Lieutenant Colonel Vindman as an American patriot," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.

"I'm obviously deeply concerned about...the ability of our healthcare system to respond to this increase in cases," Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said.

Oklahoma recorded its highest daily rise in confirmed COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, with 858 infections detected in a 24-hour period.

Trump supporters favor Fox, while MSNBC and CNN are popular with his opponents. In CNBC, Smith found a clean slate without a political viewpoint.

Public health experts warn that we don't know enough about how the virus impacts kids, but we do know schools could create "super-spreading" locations.

President Trump's campaign sees a path to victory that involves both inciting and fighting a culture war in America, Insider has learned.

The US needs an education system that informs students about the world around them, retired Navy Adm. William McRaven said.

A lawsuit claims that the CEO of a major Wendy's franchisee used $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program loans to fund a newly-purchased house.

About 90% of school funding is state-directed, but teachers have been asking for more federal funding so they can reopen safely.