Rare $1 bills with printing error could be worth thousands: 'They're still out there'
Due to a printing error made by the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, you might have a rare dollar bill on hand that's worth thousands of dollars — check your wallets.
Anne Heche estate owes $6M in creditor claims
Anne Heche's estate is "insolvent" with more than $6 million in creditor claims still outstanding. Her son believes the issues can be resolved "fairly."
We’re being ‘very cautious’ about expanding our restaurants: Cameron Mitchell
Cameron Mitchell Restaurants founder and CEO tells ‘The Claman Countdown’ that labor costs have improved and restaurant traffic is back to prepandemic levels.
Delta Air Lines Boeing plane loses emergency slide mid-flight, crew hears 'non-routine' vibrations
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 767 bound for Los Angeles, California made an emergency landing into New York JFK after losing it's emergency slide mid-flight
Top Education Department official stepping down as college financial aid fiasco continues
RIchard Cordray, who heads the Federal Student Aid office, will step down in June in the midst of a financial aid crisis that's leaving some students without necessary aid
Just one out of 10 SUVs receives 'good' crash test rating
The Subaru Forester is the only small SUV that received a "good" rating during an updated crash test, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Southwest CEO says airline mulling changes to its open seating policy
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan said that the carrier is considering changing the boarding and seating processes on its planes in order to improve its financial position.
Google releases AI skills course in education push
Google has rolled out a new artificial intelligence course and announced it will invest $75 million for 1 million Americans to take it as part of an education initiative.
Calling all book lovers: Here are the top 10 cities for those who love to read
The top U.S. cities for book lovers were released as the social media trend of reading, book clubs and more rise — California, New York and more included.
Thousands of Mario Kart ride-on toys recalled after reports of sticky acceleration pedal posing crash risk
JAKKS Pacific recalled over 17,000 Mario Kart ride-on toys after learning debris in the area of the acceleration pedal could cause it to stick, posing a crash hazard.
Rolex split-seconds watch goes up for auction, clocks eye-popping winning bid
A buyer recently paid an eye-popping and record-setting amount at auction to land a Rolex 4113 that is considered extremely rare.
EV owner and car enthusiast says all electric push was 'foolish,' predicts hybrids will be better transition
David Tracy, a former auto engineer and car enthusiast, says, "The marketplace has spoken," and "not everyone's ready to go fully electric."
Spirit Airlines flight video shows unidentified liquid flowing down aisle
An issue on a Spirit Airlines plane earlier this week caused liquid to flow through the aisle between rows of passengers, according to video and reports.
Prime Hydration sued over caffeine content in energy drinks
A New York woman filed a lawsuit claiming influencer Logan Paul's Prime Hydration has been deceptive in marketing the caffeine content in its energy drink.
Jefferies CEO Rich Handler cashes in more than $65M in stock to buy yacht
Jefferies disclosed Rich Handler's stock transaction and said its CEO had offloaded shares "to facilitate the purchase of a personal boat and to pay tax obligations."
Don Julio’s grandson on drawing from family, heritage while kick-starting additive-free tequila brand
Eduardo "Lalo" González's father with the same name founded Don Julio and named the brand after his father. In 2017, González founded a tequila brand and named it after his own father.
Florida-based 'busiest mermaid in the world' is paid $10K an hour for some performances
Mermaiding is growing in popularity as one Florida-based professional says she can make up to $10,000 an hour to perform at aquariums and for celebrities.
Passengers 'horrified' as liquid leaked down aisle
A passenger on board a Spirit Airlines flight from Atlanta to Newark said people were “horrified” to see liquid spilling out from a plane lavatory, on Monday, April 22. (Credit: Masters of None Podcast via Storyful)
Southwest Airlines exits multiple airports as Boeing troubles weigh
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan said that the company is shutting operations at some airports in order to improve the carrier's financial performance.
UPenn, Columbia, NYU presidents making millions
University presidents at colleges like UPenn, Columbia and NYU earn millions in annual compensation as they are faced with anti-Israel protests and demonstrations on campus.