GM requiring salaried workers return to office starting in January
Tens of thousands of General Motors employees will be returning to the office in the new year, the automaker confirmed Wednesday.
2 aircraft clip wings at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport; FAA investigating
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after GoJet and SkyWest aircraft clipped wings at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Tuesday.
Off-duty pilot who allegedly tried to cut off plane engine mid-flight dodges attempted murder charges
An Oregon grand jury has indicted Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph David Emerson on 84 counts after he allegedly attempted to cut off a plane's engine during an October flight.
'A Christmas Story' house gets new owner amid the holiday season
A Christmas Story House & Museum now has a new owner: Cleveland, Ohio, native Josh Dickerson. The house from the movie, "A Christmas Story," operates as a bed and breakfast.
Sam Altman named as Time magazine's CEO of the Year
OpenAI founder and CEO Sam Altman has been named Time magazine's "CEO of the Year" after wrestling control of his company back from a rogue board last month.
Johnny Carson's '81 DeLorean DMC-12 is up for auction: 'A cult classic'
A 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 originally belonging to late-night star Johnny Carson is up for auction by Hagerty Marketplace; the auction ends Dec. 8, 2023. A car specialist shared details.
McDonald's spinoff restaurant 'CosMc's' opening in Chicago
The fast-food giant McDonald’s is set to debut a new spinoff restaurant called "CosMc's" in a Chicago suburb. The venue will likely serve coffee, iced teas, lemonades and slushies.
Massachusetts mom wins $25M lottery prize, plans to pay off her daughters' student loans
A Massachusetts woman has taken home a $25 million grand prize in the lottery. The mom of three plans to pay off her kids' student loans, take a trip to Aruba and buy a new car.
'Margaritaville at Sea' cruise expanding with second ship, sailing out of Florida in 2024
"Margaritaville at Sea" is expanding its operations with a second ship and a homeport out of Florida in 2024.
Disney's tax district accused of shady dealings amid DeSantis standoff: 'Akin to bribes'
A board appointed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called out Disney for what it said was decades of tax breaks and schemes "akin to bribes" at the expense of Florida residents.
'Golden Bachelor' moving to Charleston: 5 dream homes for Gerry Turner, Theresa Nist
"Golden Bachelor" Gerry Turner and his fiancée, Theresa Nist, have their sights set on South Carolina. Realtors suggested a few potential homes for the new couple.
Iowa Lottery posts wrong Powerball numbers — but mistaken winners can keep winnings
A blunder by the Iowa Lottery resulted in the wrong winning numbers being published after Monday's draw with the accidental losers getting to keep their winnings
Judge blocks Montana TikTok ban
U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy issued a preliminary injunction Thursday, blocking Montana's first-in-the-nation ban on all usage of TikTok.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Pfizer, alleges pharma giant lied about COVID vaccine efficacy
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Pfizer, alleging that the pharmaceutical giant lied about the effectiveness of its COVID-19 vaccine.
California fertility clinic is giving away $20K in IVF services to 'those in need'
A California fertility provider is giving the gift of potential motherhood to three lucky women. To commemorate its 35th anniversary, HRC Fertility has announced an IVF treatment giveaway.
Colorado poised to ban 'fatphobia' in workplace, housing
Lawmakers in Colorado are expected to pass legislation that bans bias based on “fatphobia" to prevent employers and landlords from discriminating against those who are overweight.
Woman who threw food at Chipotle employee can work off jail time at fast-food restaurant, judge says
An Ohio woman convicted of assault after throwing her Chipotle order at an employee was given the chance to work off her jail time by getting a fast-food job.
US Steel announces plans to lay off hundreds at southern Illinois mill
Up to 1,000 jobs are on the chopping block for U.S. Steel Corporation's Granite City Works mill in southern Illinois, the company announced this week.
Jamie Dimon worried US economy in a 'sugar high,' says lower-earning Americans should be 'p---ed off'
JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon delivered sharp comments on the American economy Wednesday, saying the lower third of earners should be "p---ed off" about their status.
Tyson Foods debuts highly automated $300M poultry plant in VA
Tyson Foods held the grand opening of one of its most automated poultry plants on Tuesday. It built the $300 million facility in Danville, Virginia.



















