3 dead after Greyhound bus crashes into tractor-trailers along Interstate 70, Illinois State Police say
A crash involving a Greyhound bus and three commercial vehicles along Interstate 70 near St. Louis has left three people dead and more than a dozen injured, Illinois State Police say.
Restaurants slap diners with charges for everything from water to staff healthcare, drawing scorn
About one in six restaurants is adding surcharges to checks in an attempt to offset high costs, but the charges have raised the ire of customers and observers.
Dozens of insurance companies suing MN-based Xcel energy for allegedly causing destructive Colorado wildfire
Xcel Energy is being blamed for causing the Colorado wildfires that destroyed nearly a thousand homes. Dozens of insurance companies are suing Xcel for the accident.
Washington state 4-year-old dies after choking on hot dog at Costco
A 4-year-old girl in Kennewick, Washington died on Sunday after choking on what was believed to have been a hot dog at Costco Wholesale.
Farmers Insurance reducing coverage in Florida
Farmers Insurance has plans to reduce its coverage in Florida, a move that will ultimately result in some Floridians needing new auto, home or umbrella insurance policies.
Manchin-backed Mountain Valley Pipeline stopped by federal court despite congressional order
Construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline being built through Virginia and West Virginia has been ordered halted by a federal appeals court in Richmond.
After Dodge driver was killed by exploding airbag, company urges Ram owners to stop driving certain models
The driver of a 2003 Dodge Ram was killed by an exploding Takata airbag inflator on May 13, 2023. Now the company is urging drivers of certain rams to stop driving the vehicles.
Air Force bonus funding held up in Congress by feuding states' lawmakers amid ongoing recruiting crisis
The Air Force is temporarily halting permanent change of station moves and re-enlistment bonuses as it face budget restrictions borne out of a dispute with Alabama lawmakers.
Influencer-turned-business owner shares how she's making clothing more inclusive, one T-shirt at a time
A Dallas-based influencer created a basics brand made to be inclusive for "every body" of every size. Meet Daryl-Ann Denner, co-founder of nuuds, with over 1.4 million followers.
Ron DeSantis responds to wife being called ‘America’s Karen’: She 'threatens the left'
After MSNBC critics called Casey DeSantis "America's Karen," her husband and GOP presidential candidate claimed she "threatens the left" with a spotlight on parental rights.
'Titanic' director James Cameron lists 102-acre oceanfront Southern California ranch for $33 million
James Cameron and his wife Suzy Amis Cameron have listed their oceanfront 102-acre ranch in Santa Barbara County for $33 million.
Cruise industry seeing summer boom with pandemic restrictions lifted
Cruise ships are seeing more people come on board this summer with numbers expected to be at 31.5 million this year. That would be more than the last full year before the pandemic.
Vermont Native American chief says Ben & Jerry's headquarters on 'stolen' land
A Native American chief in Vermont said he would to talk to Ben & Jerry's about the land under its headquarters.
Former Amazon employee sentenced to 16 years in prison in $9.4 million fraud case
A federal district court on Wednesday sentenced a former Amazon employee to 16 years in jail for millions in fraud against the tech giant, according to officials.
Trump to target DeSantis for opposition to ethanol standards during farm-centric speech in Iowa
Former President Trump is expected to take aim at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis - a rival for the 2024 GOP nomination - over ethanol at a campaign stop in Iowa
Businesses ditch Philadelphia for Florida over high taxes, crime
After three generations, the David family is fleeing Philadelphia and moving to Florida for lower crime rates and taxes.
Biden admits China 'dominating' raw material production, promises to bring 'full battery supply chain home'
President Joe Biden touted the purported successes of "Bidenomics" through his Inflation Reduction and CHIPS and Science Acts to address Chinese global competition.
Fanatics CEO's 'white party' draws Tom Brady, JLo, Ben Affleck and A-listers
Michael Rubin, the billionaire CEO of sports merchandise company Fanatics, celebrated the Fourth of July with a massive 'white party' that many A-listers attended.
Subway faces backlash over 'distasteful' sign at Georgia store referencing imploded Titan sub: 'Do better'
A phrase on a Subway restaurant sign in Georgia appeared to poke fun at the Titan submersible where five people were killed while descending toward the Titanic wreckage.
Casa Bonita restaurant to pay staff $30 an hour, ban tipping amid South Park creators' relaunch
South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker bought the restaurant and entertainment venue and its relaunch will see staff paid $30 an hour and tips banned.



















