December 2019

Impeachment Inquiry Exposes How U.S. Foreign Policy Contradicts Itself

WASHINGTON — As the House of Representatives began debating Wednesday whether to impeach President Trump for undercutting Ukraine in its fight with Russian aggressors, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee met in a small room in the Capitol to consider a bill that has been bubbling along all year with bipartisan support: S. 482, the “Defending

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UK watchdog set to challenge Google, Facebook ad dominance

Britain’s competition watchdog has signaled that stricter rules are needed to counter the dominance of Facebook and Google in online advertising By KELVIN CHAN AP Business Writer December 18, 2019, 4:30 PM 3 min read LONDON — Britain’s competition watchdog on Wednesday signaled its willingness to push for stricter rules to counter Google and Facebook

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Here’s How Much Money These 7 Influencers ACTUALLY Make, And How

The life of an influencer looks glamorous through an Instagram post, perfectly filtering life into a wrinkle-free world of beauty, travel and out-of-office selfies. But that world is mysteriously free of reality. How do influencers manage to pay for that so-called glamorous life? And how much work goes into creating that seemingly perfect-looking image? Is

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Brie Larson Marvelously Studies Jimmy Kimmel For Guest Host Gig

Actor Brie Larson said she takes her roles “very seriously.” And that includes filling in for Jimmy Kimmel as host of his late night show. While Kimmel delivered his impeachment-fueled monologue Tuesday on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” Larson stepped out from the wings dressed in an identical suit to imitate his every gesture as she prepares for

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YouTube’s top earners: Eight-year-old Ryan tops list with $26m

Image copyright YouTube/Ryan’s World Image caption Ryan’s World has 22.9 million subscribers An eight-year-old boy who reviews toys has been named as the highest earning YouTuber, for the second year in a row. Ryan, of Ryan’s World, earned $26m (£20m) in 2019, up from $22m in 2018, according to an annual top-10 ranking by Forbes,

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