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Smucker is suing Trader Joe's for allegedly copying its Uncrustables peanut butter and jam sandwich, raising questions about supermarket own-brand risks.

Trump's $100,000 H-1B fee will not apply to most international students already in the U.S., easing concerns over access to skilled worker visas.

Japan has launched the world's first yen-pegged stablecoin, marking a major step toward digital money backed by government bonds. Here's how this innovation could reshape Japan's economy and the global future of finance.

Arizona dad Christopher Scholtes faces 30 years after pleading guilty to second-degree murder for leaving his two-year-old daughter to die in a hot car.

Donald Trump abruptly ended trade talks with Canada after an Ontario advert used Ronald Reagan's voice to oppose US tariffs, drawing backlash from the Reagan Foundation.

JD Vance defends Charlie Kirk against accusations of racism after a viral clip misquoted his remarks about Black women. Here's what Kirk actually said, and why context matters.

Amazon is facing a major lawsuit from New Jersey's Attorney General, accusing the company of discriminating against pregnant and disabled warehouse workers by denying legally required accommodations and enforcing harsh performance quotas.

A new report reveals that 62% of US workers face unpredictable or unstable schedules, linking erratic hours to financial hardship, stress, and declining job satisfaction across industries.

States like Colorado and Minnesota are adding hidden 'doorstep taxes' to Amazon, DoorDash, and Instacart orders — and more may soon follow.

A judge just blocked the Trump administration's plan to fire 4,100 federal workers, accusing them of exploiting the government shutdown.

Authorities are investigating after Rachel and Brandon Dumovich, a Wisconsin couple married less than a year, were found shot dead inside their car in Illinois.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her fight for democracy, surprised many by dedicating the honor to Donald Trump. Her remarks praised his 'decisive support' for Venezuela's opposition, drawing both admiration and backlash from world leaders. The gesture has fueled new controversy over whether the Nobel remains a neutral emblem of peace.

A viral Reddit post about a man refusing to tip 20–30% for a simple drink and pretzel has reignited debate over America's growing "tipflation."

More than 150 unvaccinated students in South Carolina have been quarantined for 21 days after a measles exposure, prompting concern among parents and renewed debate over school vaccination policies.

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, remains under 'special watch' in Utah County Jail following his arrest after a 33-hour manhunt. Officials say the isolation is for safety, not punishment.

Turning Point USA announces a competing 'All-American Halftime Show' after the NFL taps Puerto Rican megastar Bad Bunny to headline Super Bowl LX, fueling a national debate over culture, language, and who gets to define 'American" identity'.

A deep dive into the Insurrection Act — how it works, its historical use, and whether Donald Trump could lawfully invoke it again in 2025.

Pets aren't driving return-to-office rebellions — they're revealing how anxious humans are about post-Covid work and lost autonomy.

Experts warn that AI, not immigration, poses the real threat to British jobs, with millions of roles at risk from automation by 2035 unless the UK strengthens regulation and worker protections.

Trump is mocked worldwide — from fake peace deals to Russian jabs to meme wars with Newsom — but laughter won't stop his policies or his power.

Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla ship was struck by Israeli drones, sparking global outrage and fears for her safety as tensions escalate.

The US and its allies are moving to classify Antifa as a terror group. This report examines what prompted the move, how it caught on elsewhere, and its potential impact on global anti-terrorism efforts.

UK travellers face ESTA fee increase from £16 to £30 on 30 September 2025. Apply before the deadline to save on US travel costs.

Pakistani-born entrepreneur Nadeem Bajwa arrived in the US in 1991 and worked his way from pizza delivery to CEO of Bajco Group, now operating 270+ Papa John's across 11 states, after early missteps, acquisitions and a 2002 first franchise in Ohio.

The US has warned California, Washington and New Mexico they could lose federal funding within 30 days for failing to enforce English language rules for truck drivers, after a federal review found widespread safety violations.

Shares soared between 76% and 80%, reaching fresh highs near $53-$55 (£39.33-£40.81), with pre-market jumps of over 58% before trading opened today.

Walmart's Q2 earnings missed Wall Street profit forecasts with adjusted EPS of $0.68, but sales surged to $177.4bn as e-commerce, memberships, and advertising drove growth.

MSNBC is changing its name to MS NOW as Comcast spins off cable networks into Versant, ditching the peacock but keeping its editorial stance.

Israeli cybersecurity official Tom Artiom Alexandrovich arrested in Nevada child‑predator sting, released on $10,000 bail and returns to Israel amid scrutiny.

A 32-year-old Chinese national has died by suicide just five days after entering ICE custody in Pennsylvania, raising renewed concerns over detention conditions.