Please fix the comment section under the article. Seems it has been removed.

Please give some importance to highlight some big news of some small countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan etc.

Why am I getting pushdown alerts that should be left to actual important news from Skullduggery, an opinion hit piece on the current administration. It's ******* me off and I'm about to block Yahoo as a news source.

I subscribe to The Daily Yahoo email and for the past few weeks the Recommended Reads section is blank. Everything else is there (Featured, What's Hot, Trending). Even when you click View as Webpage it's missing. It's happening in the ios email client, Yahoo email app, and on the web, it seems to be an issue with the importing of the actual recommended reads into the email template that's busted. Are you guys going to fix it or what?

How do you sign up for Yahoo News email alerts to be sent stories featuring particular keywords? Can't find this tool by searching the website!

Please stop posting untrue articles like this one -https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/1851db9d-8954-3e35-93e1-2e8dde614ce2/ss_obama

Quit being so despotic & autocratic about "comment content". You feature an article about General Motors phasing out some Cadilac vehicle models; and creating new ones. I went to the Comments section below the main article. I tried to enter a written comment; but my comment entry was denied. You appear to want to deny me, my
Constitutional rights. Freedom of Speech (by commenting) Freedom of Choice (by using Yahoo; as an internet site.) : & maybe one or two others, too. I don't see much fairness or equity, in how you handle the
submission of comments.

I commented on an opinion article last January and Yahoo Notifications keeps including a troll's response to my post as if it is something important that I need to be reminded of 100+ times. It is not! Please stop showing old and worthless information in my Notifications Yahoo! Thank you.

what's with guce.yahoo. No browsers I have will go there. I think this is news and not good news.

According to the false story on your homepage (6/30/18), Kate Middleton has..."teamed up with Dr. Oz to create a skincare product that actually works and it seems that their latest formula is the REAL reason for her youthful look."

The false story also includes quotes from other celebrities who supposedly use the product, like Reese Witherspoon, Pipa Middleton, Meghan Markle, Emma Thompson and Helen Mirren.

I have seen other false ads from the same company about other celebrities, like Joanna Gaines. Some people actually believe this foolishness. Please investigate businesses before you accept their advertising dollars.