Period tracking apps are trying to protect users' privacy now that Roe is overturned
Story at a glance Period tracking apps are publicizing their privacy policies after the Supreme Court ruled to overturn the constitutional right to abortion. That's because certain digital data can be sold to the federal government without a court order. Apps like Flo, Clue and Natural Cycle have confirmed they do not sell users
Read MoreFox News top rated cable network in second quarter of 2022
Fox News was the most-watched cable news network during the second quarter of 2022, according to Nielsen Media Research. Fox, which typically pulls an audience that dwarfs its competition, outpaced CNN and MSNBC combined in total day and primetime with total viewers, including within the 25-54 and 18-49 age demographic for the month of June. Netting an average of 1.5 million viewers in total day, Fox earned 2.3 million viewers in primetime, on average. CNN averaged 670,000 total viewers in primetime, down 27 percent from second quarter of last year. MSNBC earned 1.1 mil
Read MoreFormer Trump aide defends Hutchinson: 'They’re scared of how damning this testimony is'
A former press aide in the Trump White House defended her former colleague Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony on Tuesday before the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, riot. Sarah Matthews, a deputy press secretary in the Trump administration, tweeted that "[a]nyone downplaying Cassidy Hutchinson’s role or her access in the West Wing either doesn’t understand how the Trump [White House] worked or is attempting to discredit her because they’re scared of how
Read MoreTrump offered Jan. 7 remarks amid fears of 25th amendment: Hutchinson
Former President Trump gave a recorded address on Jan. 7, 2021, in which he acknowledged he would leave office and condemned violence at the Capitol under pressure from a group of White House advisers, former aide Cassidy Hutchinson testified Tuesday. Hutchinson, who served as a top aide to former chief of staff Mark Meadows, told the House panel investigating the Jan. 6 riots that Trump initially resisted giving a speech the day after the attack on the Capitol. Ultimately, a group of White House aides convinced Trump it was necessary to say something both to
Read MoreMulvaney on Hutchinson: 'I know her. I don't think she's lying'
Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney called virtual and in-person testimony from former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson on Tuesday “explosive stuff” and said “I know her. I don't think she is lying.” “My guess is that before this is over, we will be hearing testimony from Ornato, Engle, and Meadows. This is explosive stuff,” Mulvaney tweeted, referring to former deputy chief of staff Tony Ornato; Robert Engel, the special agent in charge for Secret Service on Jan. 6; and former chief of
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