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11 March 2021, 11:04 pm EST By Apple Files Lawsuit Against Ex-Employee for Apple Product Leaks After He Left the Company  ( Screenshot From Pxhere Official Website ) Apple had sued a former employee who had reportedly worked at the company for over a decade. The claims are that this ex-employee had shared certain trade secrets with a certain media contact in exchange for some favorable coverage of a recent startup that he had just invested in. Apple files lawsuit A...

Doesn't take a stance on that, it really dove into the emotions of kids at that awkward age. there are victims so i wanted to be cognizant of that and walking a tight rope. i felt like if we showed the compassion that the book did and stayed true to that we were going to be okay because that is how i was moved. >> the book project x is what this is based on. you say this isn't about the politics of it or the school shooting itself. it's about the friendships and relationships that kids have and the emotional mindset of these kids. what did you learn about we as adults and what we might be miss...

Aca's health exchanges hit five million. that means this month it took 17 days for 800,000 people to sign up for health insurance. for perspective, in february, 700,000 people had signed up 25 days into the month. a lot of people in february, a lot more people in march. so the takeaway here is that people actually want health care, right? right. unless you share karl rove's brain. >> as of last week, five million people had picked a plan, their goal was to have seven million people by the end of the month. earlier they'd said eight million people by the end of the month. >> memo to karl rove a...

Leadership and collaboration, and in this budget, we have neither. collaboration like working together to further the same policy? apparently not. congressman ryan was not the only republican to chime in. speaker boehner called the president's proposal his most irresponsible budget yet. speaking as the man who stood idly by while his party shut down the federal government and nearly crashed the u.s. economy, not but six months ago speaker boehner should know a thing or two about responsibility. joining me, political editor and white house correspondent at "huffington post," sam stein and edito...

Pipeline pales in terms of the other tests in the president's agenda. monday the supreme court hears arguments over whether the environmental protection agency has the authority to regulate certain green house gas emissions. the decision could make it a lot harder for the administration to regulate existing and new coal power plans. regulating existing plants, which account for about a third of american green house gas emissi emissions, are the linchpin of the president's strategy to make good on this promise. >> when our children's children look us in the eye and ask if we did all we could to...