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Wendy's clarifies its stance on dynamic pricing after CEO's comments spark controversy.

Google's CEO addresses concerns over biased responses from the Gemini AI tool, promising improvements and a relaunch.

A man accused of killing a mother and daughter after running them over with his vehicle has been released on bail.

Due to the Chicago Police Department's decision to forbid him from identifying as a different race in officer records, a veteran of the force is currently suing the city on federal civil rights grounds.

The White House ignores that Laken Riley's murderer was from Venezuela and California Governor Newsom faces another recall.

Representatives James Comer and Jim Jordan have issued a subpoena to Attorney General Merrick Garland for access to materials gathered by Special Counsel Robert Hur.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared a disaster declaration for 60 counties as wildfires continue to rapidly spread with winds gusting up to over 65 miles per hour.

In an attempt to turn the tables on his political rival, President Joe Biden deliberately experimented with a fresh line of attack against his former and most likely future presidential opponent, Donald Trump, on Monday by highlighting Trump's age.

Two men who were charged with gunning down Run-DMC’s Jam Master Jay in New York City over 20 years ago were convicted on Tuesday of the previously-unsolved murder.

Apple has canceled work on its electric car, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday, a decade after the iPhone maker kicked off the project.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has gathered enough signatures to qualify to appear on Arizona’s and Georgia's ballot.

A shelter housing illegal immigrants in San Diego shuts down due to lack of funding, forcing the Border Patrol to drop them off at public transit centers.

The closure of a migrant shelter in San Diego is forcing the mass release of hundreds of illegals into local neighborhoods.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is now suing to put a stop to a Kroger and Albertsons merger, according to federal court documents that were filed and later released to the press.