The NYT’s chief political analyst explains why the polls may be underestimating Trump again
The New York Times’ top political analyst warned Sunday that pollsters may not have solved the fundamental problems they faced […]
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Ford CEO Jim Farley criticized for driving Chinese-made electric vehicle: ‘Slap in the face’
Ford’s chief executive revealed that he drives a $30,000 electric sedan made in China — and was ripped off by
New York Times tech staff may walk off the job on Election Day amid ongoing contract disputes
Hundreds of technology workers at the embattled New York Times may vote to walk off the job on Tuesday if
Jennifer Hudson dishes on her new Christmas album, sparkly romance with Common: ‘There’s nothing like it’
Twenty years ago, Jennifer Hudson hit rock bottom. Like in the final three of “American Idol” – where she was
Washington Post paid to boost stories critical of Trump after staff resignations, loss of 250,000 subscribers: report
According to a report, the Washington Post — hit by a mass exodus of subscribers over its refusal to endorse
Here’s how to celebrate Halloween 2024 based on your zodiac sign
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Google parent Alphabet posts 15% rise in revenue as CEO says AI investments ‘pay off’
Google parent Alphabet topped third-quarter earnings and revenue on Tuesday, helped by a 35% AI-driven increase in its cloud business,
MSNBC parent Comcast weighs spin-off of declining cable networks
NBC parent Comcast is exploring developing its struggling cable network business, including left-leaning MSNBC, President Mike Cavanagh said Thursday. Cavanagh