Autoworker union president who donned 'eat the rich' shirt is in top 5% of earners
Shawn Fain, president of the UAW labor union, has worn an "eat the rich" shirt at multiple events, despite earning hundreds of thousands of dollars in income in his top union role.
New Bob Dylan bourbon, 'definitive' 608-page biography slated for joint October release
Homesick Blues Minnesota Wheated Bourbon Whiskey and biography "Bob Dylan: Mixing Up The Medicine" scheduled to be released October 24, available for pre-order.
GOP candidate's campaign on death watch after missing second debate
Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson's campaign is on the rocks after he failed to qualify for the second Republican debate and continues floundering in national polls.
Striking UAW members hit by car outside Michigan GM plant
Five UAW members who were striking outside of a General Motors plant near Flint suffered minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle, reports say.
Labor boss compares US automakers to Nazi Germany as President Biden watches
The United Auto Workers (UAW) president on Tuesday compared U.S. automakers Ford, GM and Stellantis to World War II Axis powers in a speech with President Biden in attendance.
House CCP chair applauds Ford for pausing China-linked project amid congressional probes
The top Republican of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party applauded Ford's move to pause construction of a factory in conjunction with a Chinese company.
Ford suddenly pauses massive EV battery project that Republicans are probing over CCP ties
Ford Motor Company is backtracking on a billion-dollar project that it has received heavy criticism for over its ties to a Chinese battery company.
Michigan Lottery launching 'Ghostbusters' ticket where players could get 'scary rich'
The Michigan Lottery is releasing a new instant game based on the classic comedy franchise, "Ghostbusters." Players will have the chance to win nearly $500,000 in prizes.
Minnesota's first cannabis regulator resigns after allegations of illegal sales
Minnesota's first cannabis regulator resigned on Friday after allegations surfaced that she sold illegal products through her company, Loonacy Cannabis Co.
Electric air taxi company Joby Aviation announces factory in Dayton, Ohio, to kickstart 'new era' in flying
Joby Aviation, which is developing electric air taxis for commercial passenger service, is building its first scaled manufacturing facility in Ohio.
Chicago mayor considers creating city-owned grocery store after Walmart, Whole Foods close stores in the city
The city of Chicago is considering the feasibility of a municipally owned grocery store as a means of promoting equitable access to food following several notable store closures.
Taco Bell employee in hot water after customer makes disturbing find on bank statement: police
Police in Oregon, Ohio, arrested Taco Bell employee Trevell Mosby on allegations that he made fraudulent transactions on fast-food customers' credit cards.
UAW, automakers to return to table while strikes create parts shortage
The United Auto Workers and Big Three automakers, GM, Ford and Stellantis will resume bargaining after a strike shut down several plants and created a parts shortage.
University of Michigan asking students who test positive for COVID-19 to leave dorms, isolate at hotels
The University of Michigan is asking students to "make an isolation" plan should they test positive for COVID-19 and be required to isolate off campus.
Ultra Right 'woke free' beer is hitting the shelves in thousands of stores, restaurants across southern states
Ultra Right Beer is hitting the shelves with statewide distribution deals, just months after CEO Seth Weathers launched the ale in response to the Bud Light backlash.
Michigan home listed for $1 sells after receiving thousands of inquiries and 142 offers
A Michigan real estate agent listed a home for $1 and has recently accepted a cash offer after the property went viral. Here's why he did it, and how much money the house sold for.
FedEx driver hailed a hero after killing rattlesnake on customer's porch: 'Employee of the year'
A FedEx driver in Nebraska is being called the company's employee of the year by a customer after the driver killed a rattlesnake that was by the customer's front door.
Senator JD Vance calls on US Steel to refuse buyout bids from foreign entities
Ohio GOP Senator JD Vance sent a letter to U.S. Steel calling on the storied American company to reject any buyout offers from foreign entities.
Minnesota rebate checks on the way this week, governor says
Millions of Minnesota households can expect rebate checks of up to $1,300 to start arriving this week, but Republicans say Gov. Tim Walz mislead voters about check size.
Dozens of Chicago-area gas stations forced to slash hours over crime surge
Hammond, Indiana, is requiring its gas stations to close overnight in response to violent crime at night.



















