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When my mom shared Vice's documentary about Charlottesville on Facebook, that's when I knew it had really broken through.

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Fielding questions from attorneys representing both Palin and his paper, Times editorial page editor James Bennet detailed the writing and research behind a piece that prompted the former Republican vice presidential candidate to take legal action.

Facebook CEO says its a "disgrace" people need to say white supremacist groups are wrong.

CEOs walked away from Trump one after another in wake of his remarks on Charlottesville.

Rallies were slated to happen in at least nine major US cities on Saturday in protest of Google for firing James Damore.

The Trump administration agrees to make August payment of Obamacare cost-sharing subsidy.

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San Francisco Federal Reserve President John Williams spoke to CNNMoney Tuesday about the U.S. economy.

A hundred years ago, women in the workplace looked a little different than they do now. But many of the basic tenets of how to dress for an office job remain true today.

U.S. businesses across the country want to cash in on the upcoming total solar eclipse with unique merchandise.

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On Wednesday, a number of New York activist groups plan to deliver petitions with 400,000 signatures to the headquarters of both companies. They want CEOs Stephen Schwarzman and Jamie Dimon to cut ties with the White House.

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Months before a man allegedly turned his vehicle into a weapon and plowed through a group of protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, an article that made the rounds in conservative media encouraged readers to do something similar.

Indra Nooyi, the CEO of Pepsi and one of the most powerful women and minorities in business, is being aggressively pressured by a racial justice group to quit President Trump's advisory council.

Trump said on Twitter on Wednesday that he was disbanding both groups.

Presidents are inevitably targets for late-night comedy; Donald Trump has become something more. He has inspired a new form of late-night performance: comedy-outrage.