Two Big Tech CEOs apologized to grieving parents Wednesday while others insisted to senators that they are working to prevent exploitation of teens and children on their social media platforms.  …

The United States imposed sanctions Wednesday on three Sudanese firms it accused of being directly connected to the warring forces in Sudan‚ as the devastating conflict in the northeast African country…

A former White House official and now senior adviser with The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 joined “The Kevin Roberts Show” podcast to discuss his time working with President Donald Trump and…

A Missouri school district intends to double its percentage of minority teachers even as the state’s attorney general has warned that private companies that racially discriminate in hiring face legal…

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Universal Music Group will stop licensing its music library to TikTok after both companies failed to reach an agreement over several issues‚ including artist payments and AI-generated content‚ the label announced Tuesday. In a statement‚ Universal said its existing licensing deal with TikTok will expire on Wednesday‚ after which its songs will be removed from the service. UMG said during contract renewal discussions‚ the company pressed TikTok on three issues: “appropriate compensation for our...

Money-bleeding start-up The Messenger — the news site that launched to great fanfare last May — was expected to shut down Wednesday in what sources called “the Titanic of publishing disasters.” “The site will go dark‚” an insider at the publication told The Post‚ adding that none of the roughly 300 staffers will get severance. Co-founder and CEO Jimmy Finkelstein‚ who launched the site in May after raising $50 million‚ had been scrambling to secure funding this week as employees braced to...

The Messenger‚ a digital media company that launched less than a year ago‚ will soon shut down‚ according to multiple reports. News of the startup’s plans to shutter was first reported by The New York Times on Wednesday‚ citing a person familiar with the decision. The Hill has reached out to a representative for the outlet. Last spring‚ founder Jimmy Finkelstein‚ who previously owned The Hill‚ told the Times and other media outlets his vision for The Messenger was one that he described...

The Messenger‚ a news website that pledged to shake up the media industry with a playbook borrowed from the doomed publishing start-ups of yesteryear‚ will be closing down. In an email to staff‚ the site’s founder‚ Jimmy Finkelstein‚ said that The Messenger’s shutdown was “effective immediately.” “This is truly the last thing I wanted‚ and I am deeply sorry‚” Mr. Finkelstein wrote. By closing less than a year after it launched‚ The Messenger will now be one of the biggest busts in the...