Nuggets Or Wings? Man Suing Buffalo Wild Wings Over Claims Of Deceptive Marketing
Buffalo Wild Wings is facing a lawsuit alleging the restaurant chain engages in "false and deceptive marketing," in the promotion of its boneless wings.
Stock Market Today: Dow Plunges 500 Points As Bank Fears Resonate Globally
U.S. stocks took a dive Wednesday morning, as global investors' fears over the health of the banking industry renewed amid the crash of Swiss bank Credit Suisse
Honda Recall: 500,000 Vehicles May Have Faulty Seat Belts
Honda has issued a recall for 500,000 of its most popular models after a front seat belt latching issue was discovered to be widespread.
Black Reparations On The Way? One City May Offer $5 Million Per Person
San Fransisco could move forward on a reparations proposal that would include a one-time lump-sum payment of $5 million for eligible Black people.
Deadly 'Forever Chemicals' To Be Removed From US Drinking Water, Says EPA
The EPA announced it would begin to require utilities to remove PFAS, or "forever chemicals," from drinking water across the nation.
Big Tech Layoffs: Why Meta Will Slash 10,000 More Jobs In Second Round Of Cuts
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Tuesday the company will lay off an additional 10,000 employees in upcoming months.
Former Trump Lawyer Cohen To Testify Before Grand Jury, Detail Hush Money Scheme
Donald Trump's former lawyer Micheal Cohen will testify before a Manhattan grand jury Monday, regarding the investigation into a 2016 hush-money payment.
At Least 8 Dead Off Coast Of San Diego In Deadly Human Smuggling Operation
Two capsized smuggling boats off the coast of San Diego, California, left at least 8 people dead, officials said Sunday.
Biden Speaks On Banking Crisis In Hopes Of Calming Fears After SVB, Signature Collapse
President Biden sought to quell fears of a wide-ranged banking collapse Monday in remarks given a half-hour before U.S. markets opened.
Auto Layoffs: Ford Slashes Over 1,000 Jobs In Spain, Second Round Of European Cuts
The global auto industry took a hit Friday when U.S. automaker Ford announced it would be slashing 1,100 jobs at its Spanish plant in Valencia.
Kidnapped Americans: Mexican Cartel Apologizes, Turns In Suspects As Questions Grow
Questions behind the abduction of four Americans by the Mexican Gulf Cartel continue to grow after an apology letter was found along with a group of bound men.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Leading Group Of Lawmakers Interested In Visiting Imprisoned Jan 6 Defendants
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is leading a group organizing a trip for members of Congress to visit Jan. 6 defendants being held in a Washington, D.C., jail.
GM Offers Buyouts For Most Salaried US Employees, Hopes To Cut $2B In Costs
GM is offering buyouts to the "majority" of its salaried U.S. employees and global executives, forecasting a pre-tax charge of up to $1.5B to cover the costs.
Mitch McConnell Health Update: Republican Senate Leader Hospitalized After Fall In DC
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was hospitalized Wednesday night after suffering a fall during a private dinner at a Washington D.C. restaurant.
NBA Legend Shawn Kemp Arrested On Felony Drive-By Shooting Charge, Could Face 10 Years
Former NBA star Shawn Kemp was arrested and booked into a Washington jail Wednesday in connection with a drive-by shooting that took place in broad daylight.
How Much Money Did Adidas Lose On Unsold 'Yeezy' Products? Sportwear Company Feels Pain From Split
Adidas' split with rapper Kanye West continues to cause financial struggles for the company, as it struggles to offload the leftover "Yeezy" merchandise.
Tesla Facing Investigation After Steering Wheels Detach From Two Model Y Cars
Tesla is facing its latest investigation from U.S. auto safety regulators over two claims of complete steering wheel detachment in its 2023 Model Y SUV.
Fox On Trial: Tucker Carlson Says He Hates Trump 'Passionately,' Eager To Move On
Legal filings show Fox News host Tucker Carlson vehemently disparaging former President Donald Trump in private text conversations following the 2020 election.
Eyedrops Recall: Some Brands May Not Be Sterile, Says FDA
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued several recall notices for two brands of eyedrops that may not be sterile and could lead to serious injury.
Starbucks CEO Shultz Submits To Pressure, Will Testify Before Senate Over Union Busting Concerns
Starbucks CEO Howard Shultz agreed to testify before a Senate committee led by Bernie Sanders regarding questions about the company's ongoing union battle.
Americans Kidnapped: Mexican Officials Confirm 2 Dead And 2 Found Alive, Victims Are Identified
Two of four kidnapped Americans were killed in Mexico say authorities, succumbing to gunshots fired at their vehicle during a cartel shootout.
GloRilla Concert Stampede Leaves Two Dead In New York
A crowd stampede broke out following a Rochester, N.Y., rap concert Sunday, leaving two dead and one critically injured.
Former Mexican Beauty Queen, Accomplice Sentenced To 4.5 Years In Spain Prison For $1.7M Wine Heist
A former Mexican beauty queen and her accomplice were sentenced to four and four and a half years in prison for stealing $1.7 million worth of wine.
Tesla Recall 2023: Loose Bolts May Cause Injury In Nearly 3,500 Model Y Cars
Tesla is calling for 3,470 of its 2022-2023 Model Y cars to be inspected due to potentially loose bolts which could cause injury.
Missing Americans: FBI Says 4 US Citizens Kidnapped, Assaulted In Mexico
Four U.S. citizens were assaulted and kidnapped in Mexico said the FBI Sunday, adding that gunmen opened fire on their vehicle near the city of Matamoros.
Tesla Slashes Prices On Model S And Model X In Latest Salvo Of EV Wars
Tesla slashed prices on two of its most expensive U.S. models, as it continues the trend of discounting its vehicles to drive up demand.
Former RNC Chair Calls Marjorie Taylor Greene A 'Crazy Fool,' As Rep Goes After Trans Youth
Former RNC Chair Michael Steele called Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a "crazy fool" on Thursday, saying the congresswoman needs to "just shut the hell up."
Amazon Pauses Construction Of Second HQ In Virginia As Brutal Cuts Take Hold
Amazon paused construction at its second headquarters in Virginia, the company said Friday, the latest in a row of cost-cutting efforts by the company.
Tennessee Becomes First State To Ban Public Drag Shows, Could Become Felony
Tennesse banned drag shows in public spaces Wednesday, becoming the first state in the country to restrict the popular form of expression.
House Ethics Committee Unanimously Votes To Launch George Santos Investigation
The House Ethics Committee said Thursday it had begun a formal investigation into GOP Rep. George Santos.
