American Daily Digest

Should Instagram be broken off from Facebook? That’s the question House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler posed to Mark Zuckerberg. While Instagram is currently a giant platform with more than … Read More

The companies testifying before Congress are widely accused of violating antitrust law. But what is antitrust, exactly, and what makes for a violation? Put simply, antitrust law is about ensuring … Read More

The number of Americans signing contracts to buy homes rose for the second straight month as the housing market appears to be recovering from a devastating spring freeze because of … Read More

Even though General Motors was able to reopen its U.S. factories for the last half of the second quarter, the company still lost $806 million from April through June By … Read More

White teenager avoids jail for forcing autistic black boy to kiss his shoe – and threatening to ‘slap the 50 shades of black’ out of second victim The 17-year-old arrested … Read More

Parents reveal how bullies call their one-year-old daugher Rudolph because of a strawberry birthmark on her nose – and claim other adults are the worst offenders Richard and Marie Touhladjiev, … Read More

Prince William reveals homeschooling Prince George and Princess Charlotte has made him realise his ‘patience is a lot shorter than he thought’ while Kate Middleton’s is ‘super’ – and that … Read More

Prince William says he could see Prince George becoming ‘Aston Villa’s top goal scorer’ as he drinks beer and eats takeaway curry with Peter Crouch on the footballer’s podcast to … Read More

Stocks are rising in early trading on Wall Street Wednesday ahead of a Federal Reserve announcement where investors expect the central bank to keep the accelerator floored on its aid … Read More

Norfolk Southern Corp.’s second-quarter profit fell 46% as the railroad hauled 26% less freight because of the coronavirus outbreak’s impact on the economy By JOSH FUNK AP Business Writer July … Read More