Robots invade during labor crunch Robots and automation are increasingly invading kitchens to relieve labor shortages at fast-food and casual dining chains. An executive at Inspire Brands, which

Soup Sold At Costco Recalled In 13 States Because Plastic Might Be In The Food Ivar’s Soup and Sauce Company, Mukilteo, Washington is recalling 14,968 sleeves of refrigerated

New or used, cars are hard to find Buyers of new cars are as flexible these days as used-car customers. In fact, it’s partly due to the shortage

Canada Bans Public Employees from Using ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ “Let’s Go Brandon” has made its way north of the border, where Canadian officials have banned its use by

Australia is trying to vaccinate all of its koalas against chlamydia About 400 koalas will be vaccinated as part of the trial, and researchers told Reuters that they

World’s tallest fresh-cut Christmas tree arrives in Oklahoma The world’s tallest fresh-cut Christmas tree now stands tall in Enid, Oklahoma. “The White House has a 35-foot tree, Rockefeller

Pandemic drains families’ savings While some Americans were able to bulk up their savings during the pandemic, others lost theirs completely. According to a new poll, nearly 20%

Florida fines county over $ 3.5 million for COVID vaccination warrant Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has followed through on his threat to fine local governments that require employees

Researchers believe they’ve discovered a compound that could eradicate Lyme disease in the wild Hygromycin A is harmless to animals but deadly to Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacterium that

Ontario, Canada government makes deal with Shoppers Drug Mart to offer free menstrual products in all schools Students in Ontario will have access to free menstrual products this

California requires menstrual products in public schools California public schools and colleges must stock their restrooms with free menstrual products under a bill signed by Governor Gavin Newsom.

Maya Angelou and other prominent women will be featured on new U.S. coins to be rolled out over the next few years The coins will be released as

‘A loving father’: Al Capone’s family hopes auction will humanize him An image from  Christmas Day in 1946 when the notorious Chicago gangster Al Capone took his wife

The U.K. plans to phase out natural gas by 2035, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Fossil fuels will be replaced by renewable energy and nuclear power as the

Original Winnie-the-Pooh bridge from Ashdown Forest up for auction The iconic bridge that became famous as “Poohsticks Bridge” thanks to A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh books is now being auctioned

Panhandler complains drivers throw dead fish at him A panhandler in Rockford, Illinois, says drivers throw dead fish at him to keep him away from intersections. “They drive

California woman discovers 4.38-carat diamond at Arkansas state park, largest find of the year A California woman is taking home a 4.38-carat yellow diamond she discovered at Crater

YouTube says it is banning all videos with vaccine misinformation and removing a number of prominent anti-vaccine accounts YouTube said it would expand its policy on COVID-19 vaccine

A rare white stag was shot and killed by police in the town of Bootle, in North West England The stag ran through the town for several hours,

Supply chain hit by worker shortage Worker shortages, combined with a lack of 24/7 operations in U.S. ports, are making nationwide supply chain snarls even worse with tens