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Jalapeño salmonella outbreak grows to 431 cases across 32 states
A multistate salmonella outbreak linked to fresh jalapeño peppers has sickened 431 people and hospitalized 57 across 32 states, according to federal…
Starbucks lays off 200 corporate workers as part of Brian Niccol’s turnaround plan
Starbucks is laying off over 200 corporate workers as it moves forward with the turnaround strategy that it began two years ago under CEO Brian…
New Zealand Dollar holds early June high
The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is holding near the top of its recent range against the US Dollar (USD), sitting in the mid-0.5900s at the time of…
Amazon drone makes a splash after dropping a package in a Texas woman’s pool: ‘We’re living in the Jetsons era’
Luckily, cardboard floats. An Amazon delivery drone dropped a Texas woman’s package into her backyard pool on Monday, flummoxing the woman, who told…
Neutrogena responds after Hayden Panettiere’s comments about the brand resurfaced following her death: ‘We made her feel unsupported’
Neutrogena has responded to backlash from fans after comments Hayden Panettiere made about the brand on a podcast earlier this year resurfaced…
Trump hosts White House crypto summit to advance CLARITY Act bill
President Donald Trump and top financial regulators hosted key figures in the cryptocurrency and digital assets industries at the White House…
Hyundai’s Genesis debuts new flagship luxury EV
Hyundai Motor Group’s luxury brand Genesis is launching a new electric SUV with more than 300 miles of estimated range and a cabin packed with…
Mexican Peso holds firm as Banxico minutes supports the Peso
The Mexican Peso holds firm versus the Greenback as Banxico adopted a cautious stance regarding monetary policy, while jobs data in the US revealed…
Burning Man tells AI glasses wearers: Don’t be a creep, get permission to record
Smart glasses are allowed at Burning Man 2026. Organizers say: Just don’t be a creep about it. “Before using any device — including cellphones…
See the long-lost relics unearthed by Europe’s drying rivers amid the summer heat wave
A combination of severe heat and little rain has left many of Europe’s rivers drier than normal this summer, revealing formerly submerged relics and…