Drew Angerer is a journalist and photographer who has written for a wide range of publications, including Princeton Daily Clarion, Gizmodo Media Group, The New Republic, and The Walla Walla Union-Bulletin. With a diverse portfolio, Drew covers a variety of topics, from politics and current events to technology and culture.
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The special counsel is also closing his January 6 case against Trump, as the prosecutor bows to presidential immunity.
The special counsel blames ‘circumstances’ rather than the merits for the collapse of the federal prosecutions against the president-elect.
After President Biden signed a law banning TikTok unless it divests from its China-based owner ByteDance, the viral video app sued to block it, arguing the act violates the First Amendment rights of millions of Americans.
After President Biden signed a law banning TikTok unless it divests from its China-based owner ByteDance, the viral video app sued to block it, arguing the act violates the First Amendment rights of millions of Americans.
By: Drew Angerer
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The fallen tycoon, meanwhile, seeks a new trial and argues that his last one was marred by due-process violations.
Here’s what we know about the major players jockeying to lead the linchpin organization of the conservative legal movement.
By: Drew Angerer, Joey Frenette
Palantir ( NASDAQ:PLTR ) stock has been the software high-flyer of 2024. As we transition into a new year, investors may wish to set their sights on other names that can leverage artificial intelligence (AI) in ways that could help propel quarterly earnings results above and beyond expectations as they exist today. Undoubtedly, spotting the new winners from the “next phase” in the AI race can be difficult. However, after soaring nearly 900% in just two years, I’m not so sure Palantir’s parabolic run can last long enough to help it be a winner in 2025.
By: Brian Mann, Drew Angerer, Fabrice Coffrini, Charles Krupa
The global consulting firm McKinsey and Company Friday agreed to pay $650 million to settle a federal probe into its role in helping "turbocharge" sales of the highly addictive opioid painkiller OxyContin for Purdue Pharma, the U.S. Justice Department announced on Friday.
By: Drew Angerer
White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha speaks during the daily press briefing at the White House December 15, 2022 in Washington, DC.
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