Michigan Approves Free Lemonade Stand Bill
Michigan lawmakers unanimously approved a bill that would let qualifying kids run lemonade stands without permits or licensing fees statewide.
Lawsuit Says RAM Makers Manipulated Supply
A new lawsuit accuses Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron of restricting conventional RAM supply to boost prices as demand for AI memory surged.
Ford Rehires Veteran Engineers After AI Falls Short
Ford rehired hundreds of veteran engineers after concluding its AI systems couldn't consistently deliver the vehicle quality standards the company expected.
SpaceX Shifts Top Engineers to Grok Project
SpaceX is redirecting top Starship and Starlink engineers to Grok as Elon Musk accelerates the company's AI push following its record $85B IPO.
Man sues after teeth found in delivered sandwich
A New Jersey man is suing Jersey Mike’s, Grubhub, and a delivery driver after allegedly finding the driver's dentures inside his cheesesteak.
Man arrested posing as cop for Chick-fil-A discount
A Texas man was arrested after allegedly posing as an off-duty police officer to receive a discount at Chick-fil-A's drive-thru.
Japan theme park debuts “bomb collar” attraction
A Japanese theme park is opening an Alice in Borderland-inspired attraction where guests wear replica "bomb collars" during a survival-style game.
Greece pays fishermen to catch toxic fish
Greece is paying fishermen to catch a highly toxic invasive fish that damages nets, bites swimmers, and can even bite through a soda can.
School criticized over $500K AI robot purchase
Education experts are criticizing a San Diego school network after it spent $500,000 on AI-powered humanoid robots to help teach students.
Woman Arrested After Threatening Taco Bell Staff
A Maryland woman was arrested after police say she threatened Taco Bell employees with a handgun because her food order was taking too long to arrive.