Amtrak wants more than $2 billion from Congress to replace its long-distance fleet
America’s only real passenger rail company wants to ask Congress for permission to stop losing tens of millions of dollars on long-distance routes, the WSJ
Netanyahu boosts racist far-right party with pre-election deal
After two weeks of efforts, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu succeeded in forming a united ultra right-wing party that will run in the April 9 elections, paving
Samsung details its first foldable smartphone
Samsung kicked off a San Francisco event Wednesday with details on Galaxy Fold, its first smartphone that unfolds into a tablet. The device has a
Pro Rata Podcast: U.S. investor arrested in Russia
Dan talks with Bill Browder, author of Red Notice and the driving force behind global Magnitsky Acts, about the surprising arrest of Mike Calvey, the
Amazon’s autonomous vehicles bet could make deliveries even cheaper
Amazon has been pouring money into autonomous vehicle technology lately, a strategy that could squeeze its retail competitors by allowing it to control the entire
Stressed out: Anxiety is a bigger concern for teens than drugs or poverty
Reproduced from a Pew Research Center report; Chart: Axios VisualsTeens were the most likely to say stress and anxiety were of major concern for their
Most gains from increased productivity have gone to a tiny segment of earners at the top
The issue driving income inequality in the U.S. has not been a lack of productivity by American workers, a new report from the Economic Policy
The White House plans to exploit Andrew McCabe’s new book as proof of the “deep state”
White House officials and sources close to President Trump are treating Andrew McCabe’s book as an opportunity.What’s happening: These people plan to keep promoting bits
Digital ads expected to crush everything else this year
Adapted from eMarketer; Note: Forecast as of Feb. 2019; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon/AxiosU.S. ad dollars spent this year on digital channels, including desktop, mobile, search, and
For 2020 presidential hopefuls, being a “geek candidate” is the norm
The era of the geek candidacy is over. For the first time, the ability to understand the impact of technology and explain it to the