Anthony Raimondi

The virtual assistant is infamous for accidentally spoiling gift surprises.

Amazon Web Services experienced an outage on Wednesday which caused many problems for other companies. Companies that are experiencing problems include Roku and Adobe.

China's President Xi Jinping congratulated President-elect Joe Biden on winning the presidential election. Russia President Vladimir Putin has yet to do so. 

A squirrel in Minnesota became intoxicated after eating a pear that fermented over time. After the incident, the squirrel seems to be ok.

Argentina football legend Diego Maradona, one of the game's all-time greats, died Wednesday after a history of drug abuse and weight problems.

ViacomCBS is selling Simon & Schuster to Penguin Random House in a $2.18 billion deal.

Maxwell is checked on every 15 minutes to make sure she is safe from self-inflicted harm.

Pete Davidson will headline a table-read performance of George Bailey in "It’s a Wonderful Life."

Richard Wilbanks, a Florida man who saved his puppy from an alligator attack, confirmed that his dog is recovering.

Pasadena will still offer outdoor dining as the city opposed Los Angeles County public health officials' new dining halt.

Harvey Weinstein is being closely monitored in jail to ensure no physical or self-inflicted harm is done to him. 

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz dared health officials to "COME AND TAKE IT."

During a White House press briefing on Friday, Kayleigh McEnany called a CNN reporter an 'activist' and refused to answer her question.

Scientists in Thailand found that people can contract COVID-19 from others even if they are dead, but it's highly unlikely.

A scary encounter occurred when a young woman was forced to shoot a mountain lion in self-defense. 

Starting Jan. 1, fans will finally be use Disney World's park-hopping option again.

More than 900 staffers at the Mayo Clinic have reportedly been diagnosed with COVID-19 in the past two weeks. 93% of the staffers contracted the virus through community spread.

Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani quoted "My Cousin Vinny," and tried to compare the movie to voter fraud allegations.

Tails.com released what it claims to be the "first-ever" Christmas song exclusively made for dogs. The song is named "Raise the Woof!" and dogs are giving it two paws up.

A lawsuit claims that managers at Tyson Foods bet money on how many workers would catch the virus during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. The suit also argues that managers downplayed the virus and called it the "glorified flu."

General Motors announced Wednesday that it's launching an insurance agency named OnStar Insurance Services.

Google on Wednesday said it's overhauling its Google Pay service, as the online search conglomerate looks to compete with Venmo and other online payment services.

Harvey Weinstein is being “closely monitored” with a fever in prison, his reps said today. TMZ reported that Weinstein has a 101-degree fever.

Apple announced that it will cut the amount of commission it charges app developers as part of a new Small Business Program.

In April, Dolly Parton donated $1 million to coronavirus research at Vanderbilt University. More than seven months later, it's been revealed that Parton's donation helped fund Moderna's coronavirus vaccine.

A new UK study revealed that mouthwash can kill COVID-19 within 30 seconds.

The company will invest $1 billion but did not provide specifics on how the average hourly wage will increase.

Ahead of the holidays, Cinnabon announced they will sell pints of their frosting in stores and through food delivery apps.

The new patties are an attempt to make their food more nutritious.