The nation’s largest digital voter engagement platform is on a mission to have 1,000 companies allow their employees to get paid time off to vote. Vote.org is recruiting companies to pledge that they will participate in ElectionDay.org, a campaign that is requesting companies change their PTO policies to include voting day. So far, the initiative has been joined by companies Thrillist, NowThis and Blue Apron.
President Joe Biden has officially nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court position previously held by Justice Stephen Breyer, who is retiring. The nomination makes Jackson, 51, the first Black woman to possibly fulfill […]
Update: Trump signed an extension on unemployment benefits in the amount of $400. He said the $600 was too much and by lowering it by $200, the American people would have incentive to go back to […]
Microsoft will be permanently closing all of its retail store locations, the software company announced Friday morning. The dramatic change comes as the company, who has experimented with remote work in response to COVID-19, learns […]
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