Jesse Watters doesn’t know how polls work
Jesse Watters is onto it. Onto the whole thing. He’s figured it out. The Fox News host knows that the media — that is, the media outside of his own right-wing channel — is hopelessly in the tank for Vice President
Why ‘wardrobing’ retail fraud soars in the summer
A particular type of retail fraud soars during the summer season. “Wardrobing,” in which a shopper buys an expensive item, wears it with the tags on, and then returns the product for a refund, picks up as shoppers bolster their closets
Stocks fall as comeback rally falters; Dow lower by 100 points
Stocks slipped into the red as markets closed Wednesday, losing gains from earlier in the day as Wall Street failed to recoup losses from Monday’s massive sell-off. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 163 points, or 0.4%. The S&P 500 declined 0.5%, while the Nasdaq Composite dropped
NTSB grills Boeing execs on safety culture and retaliation allegations
Members of the main U.S. transportation regulator grilled Boeing executives Wednesday over the company’s workplace safety culture and allegations of retaliation linked to two employees who were sidelined over a January mishap involving a Boeing 737 Max 9 in which
Harris becomes betting market favorite for first time after Walz pick
Vice President Kamala Harris has moved into the betting lead for the first time since being elevated to the top of the ticket. Harris has a 50.7% chance to be elected president, while former President Trump sits at a 47.9% chance
Walz in 2010 said plan to curb Social Security, increase retirement age was ‘very similar’ to his approach
Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, said in 2010 that his plan for Social Security was ‘very similar’ to one that would increase the retirement age and adjust the cap on withholdings. The Harris campaign is pushing
With Harris and Walz in, some Democrats still weigh skipping the polls
PHILADELPHIA — She had backed Democrats in every presidential election since the political rise of Barack Obama. She had knocked on doors, taped up campaign signs and called strangers to ask: Are you ready to vote? Now her party’s nominee was
Trump isn’t campaigning as hard as he used to
Donald Trump has always been fixated on crowd size, to the point that it’s one of the defining features of his approach to politics. There’s undoubtedly some psychology that might be unpacked here; his interest in the audience is certainly