Mr. Wonderful Calls Out 'Huge Mistake' By California Governor Gavin Newsom
California’s economic and small business landscape is reeling from a "triple whammy," says O’Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O’Leary.
"It's a triple...
Sports Analyst's Weird Hair Goes Viral, But He Has a Great Response
Landon Donovan should start his own PR firm. He handled his viral hair moment like a true professional.
During Monday's Euro 2024 broadcast, Donov...
Subway is Expanding Their Menu With More Footlong Options
Subway’s footlong cookies flew off the shelves. So much so, they ran out. Now, Subway hopes to recreate that buzz with new savory treats.
Starting...
Chuck Schumer Gets Roasted For His 'Cringe' Father's Day Post
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer faced backlash on social media over a Father’s Day post. The New York Democrat shared a photo of his backyard gr...
Police Issue Mind Blowing Statement After Walgreens Robbery: 'Yes, you read that right'
A Delaware man is accused of stealing over $11,000 worth of cigarettes from a Walgreens, police say.
The theft occurred Thursday at a Walgreens on...
Trump Has 'Sort of a Pretty Good Idea' on VP Choice, Drops a Big Clue
Former President Trump said he has a "pretty good idea" of his vice presidential pick. He plans to announce it at this summer's Republican National C...
Chipotle CEO Mocked For His Response to the Restaurant's Portion Sizes
Chipotle’s CEO Brian Niccol faced ridicule for his response to complaints about small portions. In a TikTok by Fortune, Niccol addressed claims that ...
Chick-fil-A's New Business Venture Does Not Go Over Well on Social Media
A Chick-fil-A in Louisiana is hosting a kids' summer camp, sparking a social media debate.
The Hammond franchise will welcome kids aged 5-12 for t...
Championship Eater Breaks Silence After Being Banned From 2024 Competition
Joey Chestnut, the face of competitive eating, was banned from the July 4 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Competition. This shocking news was reported by Ste...
In-n-Out Makes Unavoidable Change After California Puts the Squeeze On Them
In-N-Out Burger customers in California are paying more for their Double-Double and shakes. This follows a new minimum wage law.
The burger chain ...