Partied [verb]

Roblox has been expanding its focus to become a social platform, where users can come not just for gameplay but also to attend virtual birthday parties and concerts with friends.

Making progress on these issues—as well as many others—doesn’t come from following any particular political party in lockstep.

The lighting ceremony, which provides an excuse for residents all around Mount Vernon to throw parties, has been turned into a “virtual” event this year, viewable only on TV.

Gavin Newsom has come under fire for attending a party in Napa Valley.

Station 4 is considered by some to offer the best party in town.

They were at Selina Caprotti’s house by the lake for one of her music parties.

The SEC move is unusual because most agencies stop issuing major new policies after a presidential election, especially when a new party is taking power.

Third-party data and tracking are on the way out, but the industry sees a path forward in first-party and contextual data collection.

In another embarrassment for the party, the speaker of the House reportedly sent Metzger a congratulatory form letter.

For a party of 20 neighbors in Brunswick, Maine, near where my family lives, there’s a 5% chance someone will have the virus, based on that state’s background rate of infection.