• Turning Point USA Brags about Rejecting ‘Big Government’ Coronavirus Relief Loan after Applying For It

    Turning Point USA Brags about Rejecting ‘Big Government’ Coronavirus Relief Loan after Applying For It

    Turning Point USA, a young conservative political organization run by Charlie Kirk, applied for a $1.2 million small business coronavirus loan through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), only to publicize an ideological rejection of it as “money from big government.” Kirk, who tweeted on Wednesday that his organization was “rejecting” a loan, did not confirm …
  • House Oversight Republicans Urge Democrats to Investigate China’s Influence over WHO

    House Oversight Republicans Urge Democrats to Investigate China’s Influence over WHO

    Republicans on the House Oversight Committee on Thursday urged Democrats leading the committee to investigate the Chinese government’s influence over the World Health Organization. Ranking member Jim Jordan along with five Republican ranking members on oversight subcommittees sent a letter to Democratic Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney calling on Democrats to investigate China’s sway over the WHO. …
  • Cristina Cuomo defends using bleach baths, holistic remedies as coronavirus treatment

    Cristina Cuomo defends using bleach baths, holistic remedies as coronavirus treatment

    Cristina Cuomo defended herself against critics of her holistic treatments used to fight COVID-19. The self-described “wellness worshiper” received backlash after sharing a list of homeopathic treatments in a blog post on the website, the Purist. In it, she admitted to taking a bath with ¼ of a cup of Clorox added to the water–as …
  • Mets, Yankees deserve blowback over callous coronavirus ticket refund plans

    Mets, Yankees deserve blowback over callous coronavirus ticket refund plans

    Yeesh. To steal from legendary sportscaster Warner Wolf, if you had the Mets and Yankees extending sympathy and virtual hugs during this unprecedented nightmare … you lost! With Major League Baseball starting no time soon, New York’s two clubs released their long-awaited ticket policies to address the COVID-19 shutdown, and look, they could have been …
  • Small businesses served by JPMorgan Chase may finally be getting some money

    Small businesses served by JPMorgan Chase may finally be getting some money

    Desperate small businesses may finally be getting some good news from the nation’s biggest bank. After coming under heavy criticism for processing coronavirus stimulus loans to large, publicly traded clients like Shake Shack and Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, JPMorgan Chase on Thursday told 220,000 clients that its Payroll Protection Program loans have been processed, with all …
  • Yankees announce coronavirus ticket refund and credit policy

    Yankees announce coronavirus ticket refund and credit policy

    The Yankees announced on Thursday a ticket policy for home games impacted by COVID-19 that includes the rain check policy, credits, bonuses and refunds subject to eligibility. “At this time the only impacted games are home games originally scheduled to be played in April 2020,’’ a release by the team explained. Coronavirus forced the Yankees …
  • Chateau Marmont bucks sale rumors, readies to accept guests again

    Chateau Marmont bucks sale rumors, readies to accept guests again

    Hollywood hotspot Chateau Marmont is back. After having to lay off nearly all its 242 workers without severance and insurance amid the pandemic — and raising the wrath of the LA hospitality union Unite Here Local 11 — the West Hollywood hotel is ready to take guests again, Page Six is told. Following rumors the …
  • Hard-hit Grand Central tenants not on board with MTA’s rent decision

    Hard-hit Grand Central tenants not on board with MTA’s rent decision

    The MTA has finally broken its silence in a monthlong standoff over the rent at Grand Central Terminal — and retail tenants don’t like what they’re hearing. In a letter this week to shop owners and restaurateurs at the landmark Manhattan train station, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it was temporarily deferring rent collections for …
  • Mets unveil ticket refund plan for games lost to coronavirus

    Mets unveil ticket refund plan for games lost to coronavirus

    The Mets have a credit/refund plan implemented for games wiped out by the COVID-19 shutdown. On Thursday the club announced that ticket holders for “impacted games” – those scheduled for March and April at Citi Field – can exchange those tickets for future dates, in 2020 or 2021, or submit a request online for a …
  • Apple sales, profits exceed expectations as Chinese market brightens

    Apple sales, profits exceed expectations as Chinese market brightens

    Apple reported sales and profits that beat Wall Street expectations Thursday, with Chief Executive Tim Cook saying China sales were “headed in the right direction” as that country reopens from the novel coronavirus. But Cook said it was impossible to forecast overall results for the current quarter because of uncertainty created by the virus. Few …