Following is the statement that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican, delivered Saturday from the chamber floor after senators acquitted former president Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial. The Senate’s 57-43 vote in favor of impeachment did not achieve the required two-thirds majority, or 67 votes, which …
Read More » As social media has stoked interest in an assortment of stocks that recently were being shorted by hedge funds, Robinhood and similar, low-cost trading and investing platforms have served as an important tool. On Reddit, in particular, a community of day traders has organized to send the price of multiple …
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Landing a job has never been an easy task. It takes time and energy to realize what you want to do, find a relevant job opening, craft a winning resume, land an interview and then finally land a job. This process has become even more difficult, since the Covid-19 pandemic …
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Rugs enhance the ambiance of the house. However, they are also probably the items that bear the brunt of all our activities the most. Everything from grease stains from food items to wine and beer spills end up making the rugs dirty. It is important to clean them up once …
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Millions of Americans have lost their job during the COVID-19 outbreak and are relying on unemployment benefits as they pay their bills and re-start their career. That’s a serious challenge they face right now. Without some planning, they could also face a future problem — an unanticipated, unbudgeted tax bill …
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Melanie has such a great story about how the quarantine has impacted her family and I am so glad you get to hear it today. Not only did she have to pivot to homeschooling kids (like so many of us did), but they also had to deal with having a …
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Twitter, Square, Shopify and Facebook employees were told they can work from home even after the pandemic ends. “As we’ve become accustomed to working outside the office, it’s become clear that we don’t need everyone to be physically present to do great work,” Lori Goler, vice president of people at …
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