Scooplet: Nestlé to debut plant-based chocolate chips Plant-based Toll House morsels will likely hit shelves in 2023. Axios · Nov 28, 2022
China faces dilemma in unwinding zero-COVID China is facing an increasingly precarious situation as new COVID cases soar and population seems to be hitting a breaking point with stringent zero-tolerance policies. Axios · Nov 28, 2022
Trump's dinner with white nationalist spurs pushback from some in GOP Some Republicans who aren't vocal Trump critics questioned the ex-president's judgment. Axios · Nov 27, 2022
All the protests (so far) at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar Players and nations have used the world stage to speak out against the host nation of Qatar. Axios · Nov 26, 2022
Chinese protesters, fed up with COVID restrictions, call for Xi Jinping's resignation Protesters called for Xi to "step down" while still others shouted, "don't want dictatorship, want democracy!" Axios · Nov 26, 2022
Trump reportedly dines with white nationalist at Mar-a-Lago Ex-president ‘dined and conversed’ with Nick Fuentes and Kanye West a week after announcing his 2024 campaign The Guardian - US · Nov 25, 2022
Black Friday deals are harder to find and it's not inflation (this time) Best Buy and Walmart don't have traditional Black Friday ads this year. Axios · Nov 24, 2022
These counties have more turkeys than people At least five counties in the U.S. have more turkeys than people. Axios · Nov 24, 2022
Axios Finish Line: A flood of gratitude from coast to coast "I am grateful for the smell of salt air." Axios · Nov 24, 2022
U.S. has "moral duty" to prevent Turkish incursion in Syria, Kurdish commander says Gen. Mazloum says the U.S. has not done enough to protect its Kurdish partners. Axios · Nov 23, 2022
New book explores the perils of running while Black The murder of Ahmaud Arbery in coastal Georgia in 2020 reinforced a fear author Alison Désir and many other Black people who run have Axios · Nov 23, 2022
Global legal perils beset a downsized Twitter Musk's firm faces challenges from regulators and legislators even as it has lost much of its policy staff. Axios · Nov 23, 2022
Native Americans push Thankstaking to reshape a U.S. myth Thankstaking, the Native American-influenced alternative to Thanksgiving, is growing. Axios · Nov 23, 2022
House GOP faces growing appetite for subpoena litigation after years of Trump stonewalling Many Trump allies cheered on subpoena defiance during Democratic investigations. Axios · Nov 23, 2022
Axios · Nov 22, 2022 Retail braces for wave of holiday phishing, ransomware scams The economic downturn is prompting more hackers to trick consumers with phony deals.
Axios · Nov 22, 2022 Twitter tech glitches mount as staffers depart The service is less likely to suffer the catastrophic failure some users fear than to break down in smaller ways over time.
Axios · Nov 22, 2022 Media layoffs spike amid recession fears Digital media companies are especially vulnerable.
Axios · Nov 22, 2022 The coming Moon economy NASA's most recent Moon mission is stoking the flames of a burgeoning lunar economy.
Axios · Nov 22, 2022 Americans turn to takeout orders and reservations this Thanksgiving Holiday takeout? "We are seeing it explode," a restaurant IT vendor says.
Axios · Nov 22, 2022 What we know about the 5 victims in the Club Q mass shooting They were daughters and sons, mothers and wives, friends and colleagues.
Axios · Nov 21, 2022 Biden's soft landing message The Biden administration has developed a mantra when talking about the economy.
Axios · Nov 20, 2022 America's frozen midterms America's midterms were played on a remarkably narrow terrain, with only 26 House seats flipping from one party to the other.
Axios · Nov 19, 2022 Historic storm blankets part of New York in over 75 inches of snow The storm has led to road closures, flight cancellations and driving bans in western New York state.
Axios · Nov 19, 2022 U.S. says Russia has not negotiated "in good faith" for WNBA star Brittney Griner "The Russian government's failure to seriously negotiate on these issues...runs counter to its public statements."
Axios · Nov 19, 2022 William Barr says it's "increasingly more likely" DOJ indicts Trump Barr said on PBS' “Firing Line” program that he thinks the DOJ has enough evidence to indict the former president.