YouTuber "MrBeast" sues company that developed his burgers
Popular social media personality alleges a ghost kitchen company has tarnished his reputation by selling low-quality food.
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Popular social media personality alleges a ghost kitchen company has tarnished his reputation by selling low-quality food.
The dogs were en route to an adoption event when the air conditioning inside the transport trailer failed, LifeLine Animal Project, a Georgia-based animal welfare organization, said.
"We've found no confirmation that there was an active shooter," Capitol Police chief Thomas Manger told reporters.
The nation's mounting government debt and eroding political stability is suddenly front and center. Should investors worry?
In the indictment, Pence is portrayed as the central figure resisting the alleged schemes to delay the transfer of power after the 2020 election.
Richard Heart spent at least $12 million of investor funds from crypto projects he promoted on rare gems, cars and watches.
Body camera footage shows law enforcement stopping a runaway boat whose driver had fallen off.
A witness told police he heard a commotion outside his home on Tuesday. He chased the dogs away after he saw a man being attacked in the roadway.
Several of former President Donald Trump's opponents were quick to criticize the "weaponization" of the Justice Department, while others said it shows he is unfit to be president again.
Activist group Barbie Liberation Organization fooled some press outlets and consumers with a new "EcoWarrior" doll.
Trump is expected to appear in court Thursday for his first hearing in a case unlike any other in U.S. history.
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan will preside over Trump's trial in the case stemming from his efforts to remain in power after losing the 2020 election.
Inflatable infant flotation products "are not safe" and "should not exist," Consumer Reports warns.
One of the accusers said they were pressured into going to a sex show in Amsterdam. "At that time, we had been fearing for our jobs and being ostracized," she said.
The jury had to choose between the death penalty and life in prison for the gunman who killed 11 people and injured seven others in the 2018 attack.