Armed with their government-issued, prized key-worker status, top-selling UK papers' shoddy coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic has delivered very few answers but lots of cheap clickbait and sexy shots of stars. Tough times have a way of revealing true colors, and this pandemic has done exactly that for the British press. The government afforded them...
Burger King has been banned from advertising its plant based ‘Rebel Whopper' as being vegan friendly on the basis that it is cooked in the same grill as meat based burgers and is also dressed with mayonnaise which is made from eggs.
The Trump administration plans to buy milk and meat from U.S. farmers as part of an initial $15.5 billion effort to help them weather the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said on Wednesday.
There is concern that extending the deadline for the latest tranche of TAMS payments will actually curtail crucial investment on Irish farms.
What does Joe Biden have in common with a New York Times article even critics of Russian President Vladimir Putin have described as “incompetent”? Both have received ringing endorsements from former US President Barack Obama. “Democracy depends on an informed citizenry and social cohesion. Here's a look at how misinformation can spread through social media,...
The temporary leave will begin on Sunday and furloughed employees will retain their health benefits at no cost for a minimum of three months.
A tone-deaf Microsoft ad featuring performance artist Marina Abramovic has been memory-holed after it was pilloried online. Was it her ‘spirit cooking' notoriety from the Podesta emails or are people just sick of wealth-flaunting? An ad featuring the Serbian performer's latest project, a “mixed reality” installation incorporating Microsoft's HoloLens virtual-reality platform, clearly touched a nerve...
