Celebrity Cruises norovirus outbreak leaves more than 175 sick
A norovirus outbreak aboard a Celebrity Cruises ship that left the New York City area in mid-May sickened more than 175 people, the CDC says.
Chicago Walgreens redesigned with only 2 aisles available for browsing, the rest behind counters: report
A renovated Walgreens store in downtown Chicago now only has two aisles of products available for public browsing while the rest is behind counters.
Ford reverses course, decides to keep AM radio in 'all' 2024 vehicles
Ford’s CEO says the automaker will include AM radio in all of its 2024 vehicles after all, following a report it was planning to remove the feature.
United Airlines CEO: Biden administration's travel compensation plan is 'bad public policy,' poses safety risk
United Airlines’ CEO speaks out against a Biden administration push to require airlines to pay passengers when there is a controllable airline cancelation or delay.
Nebraska high school student goes off script after getting ChatGPT-written graduation speech approved
Kenny Morales, a student at Grand Island Senior High School in Nebraska, says he used AI to draft a decoy speech that was approved by officials, a report says.
Jury rules Ed Sheeran not liable in copyright infringement case over Marvin Gaye song
A jury decided Thursday that singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran did not copy the Marvin Gaye song "Let's Get It On" in his 2014 hit "Thinking Out Loud."
IRS has spent $10 million on ‘weaponry and gear’ since start of coronavirus pandemic, report says
A new report from an organization that describes itself as a “government watchdog" found that the IRS is stockpiling weapons, ammunition, and other gear.
First Republic Bank sale will ensure that ‘banking system is safe and sound,’ Biden says
JPMorgan is buying San Francisco-based First Republic Bank and President Biden says the move will ensure the U.S. banking system is safe and sound.
Virginia school district where teacher shot by first-grader says she should only be entitled to workers’ comp
The Newport News School Board has issued a response to Virginia teacher Abigail Zwerner's $40 million lawsuit, arguing she should only be entitled to workers' compensation.