Disney Risks Losing Its Special Tax Status in Florida
Disney is at risk of losing its special tax status in Florida. How much in taxes does Disney pay to the state?
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Streaming Service CNN+ Will Be Shutting Down Just Weeks After Its Launch—Many Aren't Surprised
To the surprise of some and the expectation of some, CNN+ will be shutting down just a few weeks after its launch. What happened?
Recreational Cannabis Is Legal in New Jersey, With Some Restrictions
Recreational cannabis began in New Jersey Thursday, April 20, 2022 allowing adults to purchase cannabis products. But what rules are involved with the legalization?
Food Processing Plants Have Been Catching on Fire — Here's Why
Food processing plants across the country are catching on fire, many of them in the same manner. Concerns are growing about whether or not this will lead to a food shortage.
Plaid Class Action Lawsuit — Are You Eligible for a Payout?
Plaid has agreed to a $58 million settlement over a class-action lawsuit claiming that it violated data privacy laws. Who's eligible for a payout?
CNN Anchor John Berman Ran the Boston Marathon, Ended Up in the Hospital
While running the Boston Marathon in honor of his coworkers late daughter, John Berman ended up in the hospital. What happened to him?
State of New Mexico Fines Rust Movie Productions, LLC for Safety Violations
Rust Movie Productions, LLC, is the production company responsible for the film "Rust," during which a cinematographer was accidentally shot and killed on set.
Abercrombie & Fitch: Current and Former Owners Shaped the Retail Giant
Currently, A&F is owned by Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and has selected Fran Horowitz to serve as its CEO. Let's take a look at the company's history.
Uber And Other Transportation Companies Lift Mask Mandates
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) mask mandate is no longer in effect and will not be enforced by Uber, Lyft, TSA, and others.
Dan Abrams Says He’s 'Politically Moderate,' Other TV Anchors Disagree
There isn't a consensus on Dan Abrams’ politics. Don Lemon thinks he falls on one side of the political spectrum, while Megyn Kelly says otherwise.
Disney World Has Its Own Government — Self-Governing Status, Explained
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the legislature is considering a bill to dismantle Disney’s self-governing status. Does Disney World have its own government?
Here's How to Stream Tucker Carlson's 'The End of Men' Docuseries
You can stream Tucker Carlson's "The End of Men" docuseries on his website or through his official Vimeo channel. Here's what we know about the docuseries.
Coachella Still Makes Millions of Dollars Even After Two-Year Hiatus
Coachella is back in 2022 after the music festival was cancelled for the previous two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. How much does the music festival make per year?
Former U.S. Navy Specialist Malcolm Nance Is Fighting for Ukraine
Malcolm Nance is a former member of the U.S. Navy and an expert in intelligence and counterterrorism. Currently, he's fighting for Ukraine. What's his net worth?
Masks Are Now Optional on U.S. Airlines — Will It Last?
A federal judge has struck down the mask mandate on airlines — does that mean that passengers are no longer required to wear masks on flights? The latest TSA update.
The Social Security Equity Action Plan Aims to Improve Access to Programs
Through its Equity Action Plan, the Social Security Administration aims to improve access to all government programs.
Former President Barack Obama Stays Busy With Netflix Deal and Speaking Engagements
Barrack Obama was the 44th U.S. President and he left the White House in 2017. What’s Obama doing now? What projects has he focused on since leaving the White House?
Alex Jones Files Chapter 11 — But Is He Really Broke?
Alex Jones's InfoWars filed for bankruptcy, but are they really broke? The Chapter 11 filing follows a judge finding Jones liable in a defamation suit filed by Sandy Hook survivors.
Abortion Rights or Infanticide? California's Assembly Bill 2223 Leads to Confusion
Abortion is a hot button topic and California's AB 2223 makes it even more contentious. What does AB 2223 mean for reproductive health?
Pingora Loan Service Letter Could Be a Scam — Mortgage Lendees Beware
People across the U.S. might have received a letter from Pingora Loan Services about their information being breached. Is the letter a scam?
Apple Retail Workers Fight for a Union — Demands, Explained
Apple retail workers in New York City are signing on for a union. What are the Apple union demands? Why are workers seeking unionization?
Cat Amazing Sells Out of Its Interactive Toys Before Its ‘Shark Tank’ Episode
What’s the update on ‘Shark Tank’ product Cat Amazing? The company’s cat toy is currently sold out because of the added attention. Read more here.
13 Inflation Memes That Will Make You Laugh ... and Then Cry
These inflation memes will make you laugh so you don't cry about the current price of consumer staples, gas, and the economy in general.
Easter Egg Hunts Are Going To Be Harder This Year
Easter egg hunters may be looking for alternatives this year, with egg prices soaring. Why are egg prices so high?
Bryan Llenas’s Forehead Injury, Explained
Bryan Llenas is a prominent Latino journalist at FOX News. After viewers noticed a bump on his forehead, some speculated he had suffered an injury.
Ukraine Won't Be Fast-Tracked Into the EU But Here's What Becoming a Member Would Do
While it's very unlikely if not impossible that Ukraine will join the EU anytime soon, here's what would happen if they did — and what would have to happen first.
Amazon Warehouse Injury Rates Were Double Those of Rivals in 2021
Amazon's serious injury rates among warehouse workers increased in 2021 and were double those of all other warehouse companies. What's causing the high injury rates?
Brett Favre Got Caught Up in a Welfare Scam, Text Messages Surface
Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre has been accused of using welfare funds to settle a debt and fund a business he backs. How did he get involved in a welfare scam?
Fox News Correspondent Trey Yingst Is Back in Ukraine Following Tragedy
Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst has been providing live coverage from Kyiv, Ukraine, since before Russia's invasion. Is Yingst still in Ukraine?
Concerns Grow of Russia Possibly Using Chemical Weapons in Ukraine
Numerous reports are coming forward about Russia using chemical weapons in Ukraine. Will Russia resort to chemical warfare in Ukraine?
Biden Isn't Banning Vaping, New Initiative Will Impact Industry Products
Many companies might have to remove vaping products containing synthetic nicotine from shelves come April 14, 2022. Is Biden banning vaping.
The Stock Market Suffers During a Recession, Will Bounce Back
The stock market tends to suffer during a recession. The good thing? Nothing in the market is permanent. Here's what investors can expect.
In a "Demonstration of Force" China Quietly Sends Military Weapons to Serbia
China has silently delievered cargo full of military weapons to Serbia. Its raising questions on what this may mean for Balkan countries and why China did it in the first place.
Herschel Walker: Millionaire and Senate GOP Frontrunner Faces Scrutiny
Former pro footballer Herschel Walker is facing criticism in the Senate race. His financial disclosures are an issue. What businesses does Walker own?
Shopify's Proposed 10-for-1 Stock Split Has One Major Stipulation
Canadian e-commerce giant Shopify plans to split its stock for the first time since going public in May 2015. The company is based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Is Amazon Prime Coming to an End? Grassley Amazon Bill, Explained
Commercials are warning about a bill that will take away Amazon Prime two-day free shipping benefits. Here's the Grassley Amazon bill explained in more detail.
Johnny Depp's Defamation Trial Against Amber Heard Is Taking Place in Virginia – Here's Why
Johnny Depp is suing ex-wife Amber Heard for $50 million in a defamation lawsuit, but why is the trial in Virginia? Here are all the court case details you need to know.
FTC Reveals More Robinhood Investing App Complaints — Tip of the Iceberg
Robinhood is still facing heat for its investing app problems. Here’s what the FTC says about the Robinhood complaints. What does it all mean for the investing app?
Elon Musk Walks Back Plans to Join Twitter Board — Why He Bailed
Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk walked back plans to join Twitter’s board at the last minute. Here are possible reasons why and what the decision means.
Why Biden’s Approval Rating Is at an All-Time Low
Joe Biden’s approval rating is at an all-time low. Why are Americans dissatisfied with their president?
Why Trump Supporters Diamond and Silk Disappeared From Fox News
What happened to Diamond and Silk? Get an update on the social media stars now that they’ve gotten a name-drop on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live.’
One America News Network Just Lost Its Biggest Distributor — DIRECTV
What happened to OAN on DIRECTV? Satellite TV company DIRECTV has dropped One America News Network after five years. Find out why.
‘Shark Tank’ Product SwiftPaws Gives Dogs the 'Best Game of Chase Ever'
With SwiftPaws appearing on "SharkTank" on April 8, the company is offering its dog exercise equipment at $50 off. Read more about SwiftPaws’ history.
Why Is Southwest Canceling Flights? Frustrated Travelers Want Answers
Last weekend, multiple airlines canceled thousands of flights in airports across the U.S. Why is Southwest canceling flights and what can travelers expect?
Jen Psaki Is Leaving the White House for Her Own Show—What to Expect
White House press secretary Jen Psaki is leaving her post for a new path: hosting her own TV show. Here’s what to expect.
Where Do Putin’s Daughters Live? Latest Target of U.S. Sanctions
Where do Russian President Vladimir Putin's daughters live? Although he rarely talks about his children, Putin said in the past that they live in Moscow.
President Biden Signs the Postal Service Reform Act Into Law — What's Next for USPS?
After swimming in mounting debt, the USPS is getting a financial break. Presiden Biden officially signed the Postal Service Reform Act into law. What does the Act entail?
Trump Admits He Didn't Win the 2020 Election, Still Thinks It Was Rigged
After spending months trying to convince voters that the 2020 election was stolen, former President Donald Trump finally admitted that he didn't win.
U.S. and Others Impose New Sanctions on Putin's Adult Daughters
The U.S. is now targeting the two adult daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin with sanctions to freeze their assets. What do the additional sanctions mean?
What to Expect From Apple at Its Annual WWDC — Rumors Addressed
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is scheduled to begin on June 6, 2022, and will run through June 10. New hardware and software could be unveiled.