Nabisco workers in five states end first strike in 52 years
Snack giant's proposed changes to overtime rules and length of shifts led employees to walk off the job in August.
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Ex-employee says R. Kelly lived in "Twilight Zone" that he controlled
R. Kelly lived in a "Twilight Zone" where he called all the shots, including whether visitors at his Chicago-area mansion could leave or order takeout food, one of his former employees testified on Friday.
Poll: More Americans say they'd pick the country over city or suburbs
"The country" is the top choice even among urban residents.
Florida city declares water shortage linked to COVID-19 surge
Record hospitalizations in the state are draining liquid-oxygen supplies normally used to treat water.
Her family is stranded in Afghanistan amid evacuation scramble
Freshta, a college student in Michigan, fears her Hazara family in Afghanistan could be harmed by the Taliban because of their assistance to the U.S. war effort.
Suspect in U.S. Capitol bomb threat charged in federal court
The suspect, who parked his pickup truck near the U.S. Capitol Thursday and claimed to have explosives, was charged in federal court Friday.
In Texas, latest COVID-19 wave could cost 72,000 jobs: Study
"Massive resistance" to mask mandates and vaccinations is taking a heavy economic toll on the state, experts say.
Elon Musk reveals Tesla is building a humanoid robot
"In the future, physical work will be a choice," he said.
First "murder hornet" nest of 2021 found in Washington state
It was discovered close to where the year's first live Asian giant hornet was spotted earlier this month in a rural area near the Canadian border.
Charles Schwab to give most of its employees a 5% raise
Online brokerage firm also becomes latest company to delay return to office, pointing to January "at the earliest."
Flight attendants take self-defense classes to handle unruly passengers
The FAA announced that it has issued more than $1 million in total fines this year alone.
OnlyFans will ban "sexually explicit'" content in October
The ban will start October 1 and is the result of requests from banking partners and companies that handle financial transactions, a spokesperson said.
2 ex-cops charged for alleged swastika vandalism, 13 on leave
The Los Angeles County District Attorney says he will now review hundreds of cases linked to the two charged officers.
Appeals court orders release of Arizona Senate audit records
An Arizona appeals court ruled the documents maintained by contractors conducting the recount are public.
San Francisco starts vaccine checks at restaurants, bars, gyms
City's new mandate represents one of the nation's most stringent restrictions for unvaccinated people.
Stocks crater as midterms spur investor exodus from tech and AI
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French workers flood streets for anti-government protests
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Feds warn of potential cyberattacks on industrial refrigerators
Newsom moves to commute all California death sentences
Nithya Raman ousts incumbent Karen Bass in LA mayor's race, CBS News projects
