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Netflix announced Tuesday, Jan. 22, it will be raising prices for U.S. customers, including the first price hike for its ad-supported plan.

Netflix increases prices, surpasses 300 million subscribers

President Trump has ordered that all federal DEI employees be put on paid leave.

Trump orders federal DEI employees to be put on paid leave

Despite promising tariffs on his first day in office, day one came and went. Here's when President Trump expects to start levying tariffs.

What happened to Trump’s promised tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China?

On Tuesday, the Treasury Department started taking "extraordinary measures" to avoid breaching the debt ceiling while urging Congress to act.

National debt is at its ceiling on Trump’s second day in office

The U.S. government has awarded Moderna $590 million to help speed up the development of a bird flu vaccine.

Moderna secures $590M in government funding to develop bird flu vaccine

President Donald Trump followed through on his promise to delay the enforcement of the TikTok ban, signing an executive order pausing its enforcement.

Trump signs executive order to delay TikTok ban enforcement

A campaign memo obtained by Wired reveals that the Chinese-owned social media platform RedNote actively recruited U.S. influencers.

Chinese app RedNote tops charts, recruits American influencers

Instagram is promoting a new video editing app and X is rolling out a new video feature, as TikTok's future remains uncertain.

Instagram and X promote new video tools amid TikTok’s uncertain future

18,000 union workers authorize strike against Costco over failed contract talks

18,000 unionized Costco workers ready to strike over failed contract talks

Lina Khan's FTC took a flurry of action in the Biden administration's final weeks. Trump's FTC chair pick said this was the "final insult."

Lina Khan’s last-minute moves spark strong rebuke from Trump’s FTC chair

Amazon suspends drone delivery operations in Arizona, Texas citing software upgrades

Amazon suspends drone deliveries in two states, citing safety needs

The official Trump crypto coin exceeded a $10 billion market cap ahead of Trump’s inauguration on Monday, Jan. 20.

President Trump is a crypto billionaire thanks to his latest meme coin

The DOJ is suing Walgreens, claiming pharmacists filled millions of prescriptions that lacked a legitimate medical purpose.

Justice Department suing Walgreens over millions of opioid prescriptions

Donald Trump held a campaign-styler rally ahead of being sworn-in as the 47th U.S. president.

Trump expected to sign executive orders shortly after swearing-in

As the clock winds down on TikTok being banned in the U.S., the company asked the Supreme Court on Monday to block the law.

TikTok restores service after Trump promises to issue executive order

In the suit, the FTC said PepsiCo gave pricing advantages to one large chain but did not give those incentives to smaller retailers.

FTC sues PepsiCo, alleging unfair pricing for retailers

State Farm announced it will pull its Super Bowl ad and instead focus on its customers who have been affected by the LA wildfires.

State Farm pulls Super Bowl ad, redirects focus to Los Angeles wildfires

The Washington Post has a new mission statement ahead of :President-elect Donald Trump's second term and as the news outlet deals with multiple challenges, including staff members leaving and a decrease in readership.

The Washington Post gets new internal mission amid company challenges

Critics say legislation to make tips tax-free could incentivize employers to create more tipped jobs. But Americans are already tipping less.

Will ‘no tax on tips’ make tipping culture even more taxing for Americans?

Capital One customers experienced outages Thursday into Friday with thousands of people unable to access their accounts.

Thousands of Capital One customers locked out before 3-day weekend

Apple is pulling its AI news summarization feature after a series of false headlines.

Apple pulling new AI news summary feature after series of false headlines

Google is pushing back against the European union by refusing to add fact checking, despite the requirements of a new European Union law.

Google won’t add fact-checking despite new European Union law: Report

Will Trump really lower your grocery bill? Most Americans doubt it

The law requires the short form video app’s parent company ByteDance to sell it by Sunday, Jan. 19 or be shut down in the United States.

Supreme Court unanimously upholds TikTok ‘ban,’ app plans shutdown in US

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