 Mary Trump's publisher has already shipped over 600,000 copies of her tell-all book
More than 600,000 copies of Mary Trump's book, "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man," have already been distributed, Bloomberg reported.
That figure was revealed in a Wednesday court filing from publisher Simon & Schuster.
President Trump's brother, Robert, is seeking to block the sale of the tell-all book, arguing it violates a confidentially agreement.
A New York court is expected to issue a ruling as soon as July 10.
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Trump says Roger Stone's 'prayer' for a pardon 'may be answered' soon
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President Donald Trump is widely expected to pardon the longtime former Republican strategist Roger Stone, CNN reported.
In an interview with the talk radio host Howie Carr this week, Trump complained about Stone's alleged mistreatment by prosecutors, saying he was "framed" and "treated horrible."
When Carr told Trump that Stone was "praying" for a pardon before having to report to prison on July 14, Trump answered, "If you say he's praying, his prayer may be answered. Let'
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Trendy Japanese lifestyle brand Muji files for bankruptcy in the US
Japanese lifestyle brand Muji has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US.
The company said it would also close "unprofitable" stores and renegotiate rents of its 18 US locations.
The brand joins J.Crew, Brooks Brothers, and JCPenney to have filed for bankruptcy in recent weeks.
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Minimalist lifestyle brand Muji's US subsidiary has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, its Japanese owner Ryohin Keikaku Co said o
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth calls President Trump and Tucker Carlson 'insecure men' who have no idea what 'true patriotism' means
Illinois Sen. Tammy Duckworth responded in a column to Fox News host Tucker Carlson's heated monologues in which he questioned her patriotism.
In an opinion column titled "Tucker Carlson Doesn't Know What Patriotism Is," Duckworth accused Carlson of disingenuously conflating her previous remarks.
Also attacking President Donald Trump, she said "attacks from self-serving, insecure men who can't tell the difference between true patriotism and hateful nationalism will never diminish my love f
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The US placed sanctions on 4 Chinese Communist Party officials over abuse of Uighur Muslims
Four Chinese officials were sanctioned by the United States over the abuse of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang.
Xinjiang Public Security Bureau as an entity also faced sanctions.
Chen Quanguo, a leading member of the powerful Politburo was one of the four officials to received sanctions.
China has been accused of torturing and abusing the Turkic Muslim minority group in what activist called tantamount to "genocide."
China has repeatedly denied those claims.
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Trump says he'll wear a mask to Walter Reed Hospital
"If I'm with soldiers — I don't want to spread anything," President Trump told Fox News' Sean Hannity on Thursday. "A lot of it is you spreading, not them spreading."
The president is set to visit Walter Reed Hospital on Friday.
Public health experts and some Republicans have urged Trump to wear a mask in public in order to lead by example.
But he mocked his Democratic rival Joe Biden for doing that. "I think it makes him feel good," he said.
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Dr. Fauci gave a blunt assessment of how the US is handling the coronavirus pandemic: Not great
Top US infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci said the "striking" transmission efficiency of the coronavirus has created the "perfect storm."
"Not to be hyperbolic about it — it really is the perfect storm and [an] infectious disease and public health person's worst nightmare," Fauci said at an event hosted by the news website The Hill.
Some states and the US as a whole are seeing record-high daily surges in confirmed coronavirus cases as the country once again grapples with a r
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Gaming megastar Ninja said he's deleting TikTok
Streaming superstar Tyler "Ninja" Blevins tweeted he's deleting TikTok.
"Hopefully a less intrusive company (data farming) that isn't owned by China can recreate the concept legally," Blevins said.
This week Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and President Trump both said a US ban on TikTok, which is owned by Chinese company ByteDance, is being considered.
While Pompeo cited national security fears, while Trump suggested it would be a way to punish China for the coronavirus pandemic.
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10 things in tech you need to know today
Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Friday.
Sony is making a $250 million "strategic investment" in Epic Games, the company behind "Fortnite," the two announced on Thursday. That $250 million buys Sony a 1.4% stake in Epic Games, which puts Epic's current valuation at just shy of $18 billion.
Apple began rolling out the public beta of iOS 14, its next major software update for the iPhone, on Thursday. The update brings a bunch of new features to the iPhone that touch
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The governor of Florida is getting roasted online for comparing attending school to shopping at Home Depot or Walmart
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is being ridiculed on Twitter over comments he made regarding Home Depot, Walmart, and school reopenings.
"I'm confident if you can do Home Depot, if you can do Walmart, if you can do these things, we absolutely can do the schools," DeSantis said.
He cited his desire to "minimize this education gap that I think has developed" because of the coronavirus.
Twitter users were quick say that the experie
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Retail traders make up nearly 25% of the stock market following COVID-driven volatility, Citadel Securities says
Retail investors have accounted for as much as 25% of the stock market's activity amid coronavirus-driven volatility, Joe Mecane, the head of execution services at Citadel Securities, said in an interview on Bloomberg TV on Thursday.
The group made up just 10% of the market in 2019. The proportion steadily climbed as brokers slashed commission fees and the pandemic fueled violent price swings.
The growing popularity of options trading reflects an increase in retail investors' knowledge and
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WHO: The coronavirus may be airborne and could float beyond 6 feet in restaurants, bars, and other indoor locations
The World Health Organization on Thursday acknowledged for the first time that it's possible the coronavirus may be transmitted through aerosols, which can linger in the air over several feet.
This kind of airborne transmission had previously only been acknowledged by the WHO in hospitals, where aerosol-generating procedures like intubation and resuscitation occur.
Previously, the WHO maintained that the virus is generally spread from person to person through respiratory droplets, wh
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An early version of Apple's next major iPhone update is launching today — here's how to get it (AAPL)
Apple is rolling out the public beta of iOS 14, its next major software update for the iPhone, on Thursday.
The update brings a bunch of new features to the iPhone that touch nearly all aspects of the operating system, from the iPhone's home screen to Siri, as well as apps like iMessage and Maps.
Those interested in installing the new software on their iPhone can do so by navigating to Apple's beta program website.
But since it's the beta version of iOS 14 and not the final software, the
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The best deals and sales happening on Amazon right now — save $127 on a Eureka HyperClean cordless vacuum cleaner
Amazon regularly changes prices on its products.
We'll update this list regularly with the new discounts as they crop up.
Highlights include discounts on Instant Pot appliances and Clarisonic Mia Smart facial brush.
If you're looking for Prime Day 2020 deals, stay tuned. Reports speculate Amazon plans to push the big sales event back to September this year.
Visit Insider Reviews' deals page for more sales.
Amazon's dynamic pricing strategy can make shopping tricky f
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3 easy ways to charge a laptop in your car when you're working on the go
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You can charge a laptop in your car in several different ways, although laptops are typically charged from a wall outlet.
Most laptops charge using either a power inverter or a laptop charger, and both options are relatively inexpensive.
If you have a new laptop that uses a USB-C port to charge, you can charge it in your car with a USB-C-enabled Power Delivery power bank.
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The Justice Department plans to execute its first prisoners in 15 years
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The Department of Justice is set to resume executions for the first time in 15 years.
Critics argue that the decision is a political move by the Trump administration.
Attorney General William Barr denies that politics played a role and says the government has a obligation to carry out sentences, including the death penalty.
Danny Lee, Wesley Ira Purkey, and Dustin Lee Hon ken are scheduled to be executed next week.
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2 charts estimate the true scope of the US's coronavirus infections and deaths. The portrait is grim.
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Coronavirus cases and deaths are undercounted in the US, primarily due to a lack of testing at the beginning of the outbreak.
Several recent studies estimate the true scope of the pandemic.
The charts below compare estimates of the true number of US cases and deaths to the official tallies.
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No matter how you slice it, coronavirus cases and deaths are severely underreported in the US.
"The debate is by how much
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Oil drops 4% after resumed production at Libyan field threatens market oversupply
Crude oil prices slid on Thursday after renewed production in Libya prompted concerns of extraneous market supply.
West Texas Intermediate contracts fell as much as 4% to $39.27, while Brent crude declined 3.1% to an intraday low of $41.93.
The commodity has faced strong pressure through the coronavirus pandemic as production cuts struggle to keep up with tanking demand.
While both futures have settled near $40 per barrel, WTI could sink back to the mid-$30s "if the demand outlo
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What is my Amazon Prime Video PIN? How to set up, change, and manage your PIN-enabled account restrictions
An Amazon Prime Video PIN allows you to set parental controls to monitor what your kids watch, as well as to prevent unauthorized purchases.
You can create the five-digit PIN in a browser on your desktop or on a mobile app.
You can set up viewing restrictions or establish a PIN requirement for each purchase.
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If you're not the only person who uses your Amazon Prime Video account, you might want to create
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The pandemic prompted me to shop around for homeowners insurance, and I couldn't be happier with my new policy
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When the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, I jumped at the opportunity to save money by refinancing my mortgage.
While I was already focused on my mortgage and home costs, I decided the time was right to shop around for homeowners insurance to see if I could save money.
I found new homeowners insurance and earthquake insurance through Policygenius that offers comparable coverage at a lower cost.
Policygenius can hel
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Stop pretending Facebook can fix Facebook
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"This entire crisis would have played out so differently with leadership and a national plan from the federal government. If the Trump administration in January had started to stockpile PPE, get serious about testing, put together a plan, we would have far fewer deaths, far fewer people out of work, far fewer sick people." — Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo, whose state is one o
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German authorities seized the servers that hosted BlueLeaks police files at the request of the US government
German authorities have seized a server that hosted thousands of sensitive police documents published as part of the BlueLeaks data dump.
The German prosecutors behind the seizure were acting at the request of the US government, they told the Associated Press. The FBI and other US officials have not commented on the seizure.
The takedown comes after DDoSecrets, the publisher that hosted the BlueLeaks files after they were obtained by an anonymous hacker, was permanently banned from Twitter
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Australia moves to suspend its extradition agreement with Hong Kong over the city's harsh new national security law
Australia has taken steps to suspend its extradition with Hong Kong and has proposed new visa protections for Hong Kong residents in response to the city's sweeping new national security law.
The Australian government has also updated its travel advisory for Hong Kong in response to the new legislation, saying that those visiting Hong Kong "may be at increased risk of detention on vaguely defined national security grounds."
Several other countries, including the US and the UK, have a
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says a negative COVID-19 test is 'not a passport to party'
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A negative COVID-19 test result is "not a passport to party," Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday.
Los Angeles County reported just under 2,500 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the seven-day average for positive test results jumping to 10.4%, a number not seen since mid-April.
Over 2,000 people are currently hospitalized with symptoms of COVID-19, according to the county. Four weeks ago the number of da
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Duterte says the Philippines won't fully reopen its economy, as a full reopen could put the country in 'deep s---'
On Wednesday, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said the economy would not fully re-open because another spike of COVID-19 would put the nation in "deep s---."
He also said he could not follow the same "devil-may-care attitudes" of his peers Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and President Donald Trump, who are responsible for the two nations with the most infections in the world.
"We cannot afford really a total epidemic or pandemonium. We are poor, we cannot afford to gamble. We are
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A wooden statue of Melania Trump in her native Slovenia was set on fire on the Fourth of July
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A wooden statue of Melania Trump near near hometown in Slovenia was set on fire.
Brad Downey, the artist who commissioned the statue, told Reuters that it was set on fire on July 4.
He had it removed once he found out about the damage.
The statue, which was carved with a chainsaw, is known for its loose depiction of the US first lady.
Downey said he wanted it to start conversations about US politics and immigration, given Melania's status as an immigrant.
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The best picnic blankets
It's not a picnic without a picnic blanket, so we've done the research to find the best ones you can buy.
The Oniva Outdoor Picnic Blanket Tote XL is our top pick because it's big, soft, and easy to carry around for any outdoor fun you can imagine.
If you're looking to make your picnic trip more complete, check out our guide to the best picnic baskets.
Don't let the name fool you — A picnic blanket can be many things to many people. Sure, you can have a picnic on one, but you can a
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30 notable Wharton Business School graduates
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The University of Pennsylvania's Wharton Business School is widely renowned as one of the top institutions of its kind in the world.
Since its founding in 1882 by industrialist Joseph Wharton, the school has produced graduates in almost every sphere of influence, from Fred Wilson in venture capital to Sundar Pichai in tech and Nassim Taleb in economic philosophy.
One of the school's graduates happens to be President Donald Trump — and his niece Mary Trump just
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Sweden's controversial anti-lockdown strategy resulted in a high death toll and no real economic gain, data shows
Sweden's unusual coronavirus strategy has not resulted in significant economic gains, data indicates, and has instead left the country with a far deadlier outbreak than its Nordic neighbors.
Sweden has never issued a formal lockdown and has instead encouraged its citizens to stay home when they're sick and maintain social distancing when in public.
But Sweden's coronavirus mortality rate is among the highest in the world, and, according to Reuters, Sweden's central bank this month forecast
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 Is BCB Bancorp (NASDAQ: BCBP) Undervalued or Overvalued?
BCB Bancorp (NASDAQ: BCBP) is a small-cap stock that could have a lot of potential. But it's hard to value smaller companies like this. Conventional valuation metrics like price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio, profit margin, and return on equity (ROE) may not be available for them.
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Think twice before paying an online tax preparer from your refund
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When file your taxes online, you might have the option to pay those tax filing fees through your refund.
While it sounds easier than pulling out your debit or credit card, pay attention: Most online preparers charge an additional fee for this.
If you can, pay the prep and file fees with a rewards credit card instead. You'll earn points or cash back, avoid a service charge, and get your refund in full.
TaxAct is currently offering 35% off on Federal and State ret
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How to find and watch your Amazon Prime Video purchases on any device
You can see your Amazon Prime Video purchases in the "My Stuff" section of the Prime Video website or app after you've bought or rented a video.
Select "Purchases & Rentals" within My Stuff to see your videos.
Some smart TVs put "Purchases & Rentals" directly on the home screen, so you don't need to go to "My Stuff" first.
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Once you rent or buy a movie or TV show on Amazon Prime Video, it should be immediate
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10 things in tech you need to know today
Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Thursday.
Facebook removed disinformation accounts it says were linked to Roger Stone, the longtime friend of President Trump. The accounts involved posted about "candidates in the 2016 primaries and general election, and the Roger Stone trial," Facebook said.
President Trump has said he's considering banning TikTok to punish China over the coronavirus. Trump implied a ban on TikTok would be a way of punishing China for the co
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How to download episodes on Quibi and watch the mobile short-form videos offline
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You can download content on Quibi for viewing offline, which is convenient if you are somewhere without access to the internet.
To download a video, tap the three dots in the corner of the video preview and choose to download it.
You can find saved videos in the Downloads folder at the bottom right of Quibi's home screen.
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Quibi — a new streaming video subscription service — offers
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11 jobs that don't require any experience to get hired
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Applying for a job can be an extremely stressful process — especially when you have little to no experience in that given field.
Glassdoor released its top picks for jobs that don't require past experience.
Many job listings for customer service representatives, medical assistants, and sales account representatives require little to no experience to get hired.
Here are 11 jobs where you don't need any experience, plus the salaries for each position.
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Not even a Fox News host would touch the Trump campaign's latest attack on Biden
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Fox News host Sandra Smith cut off a Trump campaign spokesman once he started talking about Joe Biden's leg hair.
Smith was asking the spokesman about the general election debates and what could be gained by either candidate in the three televised events.
"You're gonna hear interesting comments from Joe Biden about how children love his leg hair, and how he used to coax children up onto the porch with ice cream during quarantines," Gidley said on a tangent before Smith interjected
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NBC's new streaming service, Peacock, will launch with free and premium plans on July 15 — here's how to sign up
Peacock is a new streaming service featuring NBCUniversal TV shows, movies, original series, live sports, and news programs.
The platform launched with an early trial for Xfinity X1 and Flex customers on April 15, and the streaming service will be available for everyone on July 15.
Peacock's base plan is ad-supported, offering a limited catalog of titles at no cost.
A premium version of Peacock's ad-supported service is available for $4.99 per month, giving subscribers the a
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A Chinese tech stock skyrocketed 924% on its trading debut, breaking the record for a first-day gain
Shares in a Chinese tech company soared 924% during their trading debut on Thursday, according to Bloomberg.
QuantumCTek's stock price rose more than tenfold to about 370 yuan ($53), boosting its market capitalization to north of $4.2 billion.
The stock broke the Shanghai Star market's record for a first-day gain of 614%, set on Tuesday.
QuantumCTek's market cap is more than 110 times its sales last year, and 600 times its net income.
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Could Watsco (NYSE: WSO) Cut its Dividend?
Today is Thursday, July 9, 2020, and this is your daily dividend safety update. Today we're looking at Watsco (NYSE: WSO) stock to see whether its 3.54% dividend is safe.
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How to delete a slide in your PowerPoint presentation or delete an entire section of slides at once
You can delete a slide in PowerPoint simply by right-clicking on it.
Every version of PowerPoint lets you individual slides or multiple slides at once.
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It's pretty common to have to delete a slide in PowerPoint. Maybe your presentation is going on a bit too long and you need to cut content. Or maybe you were keeping a slide for notes that you don't want to appear in your presentation.
Regardless of the reason, there's go
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Brazilian journalists are suing Bolsonaro for taking off his mask near them as he announced he had COVID-19
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A consortium of Brazilian journalists are suing President Jair Bolsonaro after he removed his mask near them during a televised press conference on Tuesday.
At that press conference, Bolsonaro had announced that he tested positive for the coronavirus earlier that day.
Footage shows Bolsonaro stepping back from the reporters after speaking to them, removing his microphone, and taking off his mask to show his face.
The Brazilian Press Association (ABI) said later on Tuesday that it
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Trump attacked Dr Fauci's advice and boasted of ignoring government experts in his coronavirus response
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President Trump has said he disagreed with Dr Anthony Fauci on his assessment of how serious the coronavirus is in the US, according to multiple reports.
In an upcoming interview with GrayTV, Trump boasted that "I didn't listen to my experts" early in his response to the disease.
The US has seen unprecedented numbers of new cases, prompting Dr Fauci to comment Monday that the situation is "really not good."
But Trump said he thinks the US is "in a good place," characterizing t
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Morning Docket: 07.09.20
* A Tennessee lawyer has been censured for showing up to defend a client's DUI charge while drunk. Maybe this was part of the lawyer's defense? [Fox News]
* Country Music Group Lady A, which recently changed its name from Lady Antebellum, is embroiled in a trademark dispute with a blues singer who also goes by Lady A. [USA Today]
* Check out this interesting article on why there should be a right to an immigration attorney. [Slate]
* An attorney for a former police officer charged w
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3 things to consider before switching to a new high-yield savings account as interest rates drop
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High-yield savings account rates are dropping in reaction to the Federal Reserve decreasing its rate.
Some banks are decreasing their rates more drastically than others, so you might be considering switching to a high-yield savings account with a different company.
If you switch banks, the new bank could drop its rates too, so it may not be worth the effort of setting up a new account.
However, if you're already unhappy with your banking institutio
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I ran my taxes through Credit Karma Tax and H&R Block. Here's how they compare on price, ease of use, and refunds.
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This year I prepared my tax return on both Credit Karma Tax and H&R Block.
I wanted to save money on preparation fees, get my maximum refund, and move through the process quickly and easily.
Even though Credit Karma Tax is completely free, I chose to pay for H&R Block's Deluxe Online version.
H&R Block enabled me to upload my W-2 for easy data input and got me about $200 more for my state tax refund than Credit Karma Tax.
Try Credit Karma Tax&n
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Navy SEAL who oversaw bin Laden raid says America's biggest national security issue is the K-12 education system
Retired Adm. William McRaven, a former US Navy SEAL commander and head of US Special Operations Command, says K-12 education is vital to US national security.
"Unless we are giving opportunity and a quality education to the young men and women in the United States, then we won't have the right people to be able to make the right decisions about our national security," McRaven said.
McRaven said the US needed to develop a "culture of education" within communities, particularly those where r
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The 13 most popular movies on Netflix so far this year — and what critics thought of them
Business Insider looked back at Netflix's most popular movies of the year so far to determine which ones have been the streamer's biggest hits in 2020, and what critics thought of them.
Netflix originals like the action movie "Extraction" and the comedy "Spenser Confidential" have been huge, but so have the Adam Sandler drama "Uncut Gems" and the animated hit "Despicable Me."
Netflix introduced daily top 10 lists of its most popular titles in February and the streaming search engine Reelgo
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How to turn on Dark Mode on your Windows 10 computer to reduce eye strain and give the computer a sleek look
You can turn on dark mode on Windows 10 through the "Personalization" menu, which lets you change how your computer looks.
Some programs in Windows 10 have their own dark mode settings, like Microsoft Office.
When you turn on dark mode in Windows, many on-screen colors will change from white to gray or black.
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Android and iOS devices offer a dark mode that dims the on-screen color palette. It's commonly thought to look mu
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A day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how COVID-19 goes from bad to worse
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Typical coronavirus patients develop a fever, dry cough, and shortness of breath, but these symptoms may appear at different times — or not at all.
Severe cases tend to worsen about five to 10 days after symptoms start.
Here's how the symptoms progressed day by day among patients in China.
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As doctors observe a growing number of coronavirus patients, they've identified a few patterns in how typical symptoms
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When to use a cashier's check, and how to get one
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A cashier's check is a type of bank-issued check; the bank itself guarantees that the funds will be available when the check is cashed.
Cashier's checks are especially useful for large transactions, like buying a house or a car, where other forms of payment may be unacceptable.
Most banks and credit unions offer cashier's checks, but some will only issue them to their own customers.
Click here to learn more or sign up for a Betterment checking account &
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The versatile Mockingbird stroller solves 3 major annoyances I've had with other strollers
The Mockingbird Stroller has multiple clever design elements that alleviate common frustrations among parents caused by their current strollers.
The modular design of the stroller and accompanying accessories make it suitable for use in all seasons, myriad conditions, and with kids of many ages.
The direct-to-consumer business model used by Mockingbird also allows the company to sell its strollers at a price that fits many budgets.
See also: The best stroller you can buy
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How to check your Windows computer's storage space in 2 ways, and see how your data is being stored
You can check your Windows computer's storage space through the "This PC" menu in your File Explorer.
You can also open Windows' Settings app, which lets you see your available storage, as well as how your storage is currently being used.
Visit Business Insider's Tech Reference library for more stories.
No matter what kind of Windows computer you have — a desktop, laptop, or tablet — it has at least one hard drive that stores your programs, settings, and data.
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US stocks fluctuate as investors weigh the economic recovery from the coronavirus
US stocks fluctuated on Wednesday as investors assessed economic-reopening efforts in the face of climbing coronavirus cases, which hit a single-day record of 60,000 on Tuesday.
The surge in new cases could further threaten the US economic recovery.
Oil prices gained slightly ahead of a key report from the Energy Department.
Read more on Business Insider.
US stocks fluctuated on Wednesday as investors weighed rising coronavirus cases against efforts to reopen the economy.
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Twitter jumps 12% after posting a job listing citing a potential subscription platform (TWTR)
Twitter on Wednesday posted a job listing saying that it is building a subscription platform codenamed "Gryhpon."
Shares of the company surged nearly 12% on Wednesday.
"This is a first for Twitter! Gryphon is a team of web engineers who are closely collaborating with the Payments team and the Twitter.com team," Twitter said in the job listing.
Watch Twitter trade live on Markets Insider.
Read more on Business Insider.
Twitter shares surged nearly 12% to almos
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