Official: McDonald’s expands its hours: more than 1,000 locations will reopen 24/7 to attract customers

Close-up of two McDonald’s cheeseburgers with fries and branded packaging in a restaurant, highlighting the chain’s new 24/7 service hours.

McDonald’s is under increased scrutiny after facing sluggish consumer demand in 2025. Following a controversial menu price hike and an E. coli outbreak in some restaurant locations last year, the fast-food giant is looking for new ways to spark growth. In its latest earnings report, McDonald’s revealed that its U.S. comparable sales decreased by 3.6% … Read more

New TSA ban: goodbye to portable chargers in checked baggage

TSA officer stands by airport security lane enforcing new ban on power banks in checked luggage as travelers pass through screening.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently banned a popular mobile phone battery charger, which could change the way many people prepare for flights. The agency has quietly added portable chargers to its list of items prohibited in checked baggage, despite recently relaxing restrictions on the size of liquids at certain airports. What this ban means … Read more

Over 280,000 Ford vehicles recalled: Check crucial details to stay safe

Close-up of Ford logo and taillight, illustrating recall of 280,000+ Ford vehicles including Expedition and F-150.

More than 270,000 Ford and Lincoln models have been recalled due to potential safety issues, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Owners are urged to take action promptly, as the recalls may affect popular vehicles such as Expeditions, Navigators, F-150s, and Broncos. If you suspect your car might be impacted, you can … Read more

Farewell to this famous neighborhood supermarket chain: this will be its closing date after 40 years of service, leaving its customers without medicines

Exterior of Giant Eagle supermarket at Parkway Center in Pittsburgh with a senior shopper pushing a cart before store closure.

A longtime community fixture in Pittsburgh will soon close its doors, leaving local residents and pharmacy patients searching for alternatives. Officials hope a new retailer steps in to revitalize the Parkway Center site. The Giant Eagle store at Parkway Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will end operations on June 28 after more than four decades. Since … Read more

It’s official: a well-known ice cream company is recalling more than 17,000 units that expire in October 2026

Wells Enterprises headquarters in Le Mars, Iowa, with giant ice-cream-cone sculpture and company logo in foreground.

A well-known ice cream producer, Wells Enterprises (also recognized as Wells Dairy), has voluntarily recalled 22 types of ice cream and frozen yogurt. The main concern? The potential presence of plastic fragments that could pose a hazard to consumers nationwide. This large-scale recall, initiated on April 25, impacts more than 17,000 tubs of various flavors … Read more

Goodbye to Tesla’s golden age: Musk admits he ran out of cards before possible collapse

Contemplative automotive executive with clasped hands at press briefing amid concerns over Tesla’s declining sales and profit slump

Tesla is going through one of its most difficult periods to date. A steep drop in sales and plummeting net profits have raised alarms, and the market’s fierce competition isn’t making things any easier. Are we witnessing the end of Tesla’s golden era? In recent weeks, Elon Musk has publicly acknowledged that the company is … Read more

New nightmare for Ford: brake and camera defects force recall of thousands of models from 2015 to 2018. Official list

Ford logo on grille highlighting recall over brake and rear-camera defects in 2015-2018 models

The American automaker has launched a recall affecting models like the Ford Expedition, Super Duty, and Lincoln Navigator due to critical issues with brakes and rear cameras. Could your vehicle be part of this growing concern? Ford has announced another large-scale recall that targets more than 200,000 units. The problems reportedly include rear camera malfunctions … Read more

Goodbye to the Facebook era: Zuckerberg admits a change of direction and risks being dismantled by court order

Technology executive gesturing while testifying during a U.S. antitrust hearing, blue backdrop behind speaker

Mark Zuckerberg is once again at the center of public attention. This time, it’s not about expanding his tech empire, but defending it. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a legal case against Meta, accusing the company of “killer acquisitions” to stifle competition. If the court rules against him, Zuckerberg may have to … Read more

Confirmed: New Hyundai vehicle recall campaign in coordination with the NHTSA raises safety concerns for drivers

Hyundai logo on dealership signage amid 2025 Palisade oil-pump defect recall announced by the automaker and NHTSA.

After identifying a potential issue with certain electric oil pumps, Hyundai has launched a new recall in coordination with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This recall impacts a number of recent Hyundai models, raising safety concerns for everyday drivers across the country. Vehicle recalls are not unusual, as manufacturers and the NHTSA work … Read more

Say goodbye to the old Spirit: the low-cost airline is updating its baggage policy and surprising travelers

Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 in bright yellow livery landing against a desert backdrop, landing gear fully deployed

Travelers are buzzing about Spirit Airlines’ latest move: a complete overhaul of its baggage policies. Officials promise that these updates will streamline the flying experience and, surprisingly, might even make it more comfortable for everyone. Spirit Airlines, once known purely for rock-bottom fares and a “no-frills” reputation, is redefining the meaning of low-cost travel. Those … Read more

Goodbye to one of Walmart’s most popular canned foods: 50,000 products have been recalled because they may cause health problems

Walmart customer at self-checkout as retailer widens baked-bean recall over hidden soy allergen, pulling 50,000 cans nationwide

Walmart is expanding its recall of a popular canned baked beans brand after new information from federal authorities. The update could impact shoppers in multiple states who rely on these products as part of their daily meals. In its recent statement, Walmart acknowledged that more than 50,000 units of the Yellowstone Brown Sugar Molasses Baked … Read more

Say goodbye to the famous supermarket chain, a pioneer in low-cost food shopping: it will be closing all its stores this summer

Shoppers selecting fresh produce inside a Daily Table supermarket ahead of the chain’s complete closure scheduled for this summer.

Thousands of consumers are surprised by the sudden end of Daily Table’s innovative mission. In a move that has caught many by surprise, Daily Table, a grocery retailer known for its socially driven approach, has announced a complete shutdown of its operations. The decision impacts various locations across the country and signals the end of … Read more

From waiter robots to builders: One of the world’s most recognizable and popular brands has built a 3D coffee shop

Aerial view of Starbucks’ first 3D-printed drive-thru café in Brownsville, Texas, with ribbed concrete walls, palm trees, and marked parking lot.

Starbucks, the world’s largest coffee chain, has officially inaugurated its first 3D-printed store in Brownsville, Texas. This border city of around 190,000 residents has become the epicenter of a significant shift in retail construction, showcasing the brand’s ambition to modernize its physical locations. At this newly unveiled drive-thru, a programmed machine handled the concrete-laying process … Read more

The decline of the penny: how it will go from pocket relic to history following the British government’s decision

Glass jar spilling U.S. pennies, illustrating British government’s plan to retire the one-cent coin and save costs.

The government has confirmed its last purchase of penny blanks, revealing that these one-cent coins will gradually disappear from circulation. Officials at the Treasury Department say the move could save millions of dollars in production costs each year, sparking a national conversation about the end of an American staple that dates back more than two … Read more

Fast-casual noodle favorite set to close dozens of outlets: up to 21 restaurants in nationwide shake-up

Exterior of Noodles & Company fast-casual restaurant before the chain shutters up to 21 locations nationwide in 2025 realignment.

The popular casual fast-food chain has announced it will close several restaurants this year, while also revealing plans to open new locations by 2025. Noodles & Company, a restaurant chain known for its globally inspired noodle dishes, confirmed that it will shutter up to 21 of its branches in the coming months. According to the … Read more

Large crowds are expected for the upcoming opening of the Nintendo store: this will be its next location

Nintendo store interior with life-size Mario, bright displays and exclusive collectibles, hinting at large crowds for Fukuoka opening in 2025.

Nintendo has just announced that it will open another official store, and the location chosen is Fukuoka. This development comes shortly after the grand opening of its store in San Francisco, delighting fans eager for a place to experience new collectibles and merchandise. The new store will be the fourth in Japan, joining the existing … Read more

A hike in the mountains turns historic when a couple discovers 598 gold coins from World War II

Close-up of a hiker’s hand holding World War II–era gold coins unearthed in the Czech Republic’s Giant Mountains

Two hikers in the Czech Republic stumbled upon an unexpected treasure worth over $360,000. They made the remarkable find in the Giant Mountains, an area in the northeast of the country. During a casual hike, they spotted an aluminum box sticking out of the path. Inside, they discovered 598 gold coins carefully arranged in eleven … Read more

Farewell to this iconic neighborhood hardware store: it closes its doors after 120 years of history

Well-stocked aisles filled with hand tools, fasteners, and supplies inside historic Pacific Heights Hardware in San Francisco.

One of San Francisco’s most beloved hardware stores is about to close its doors at the end of May. Pacific Heights Hardware, a trusted landmark that has served the community for 120 years, has announced that it can no longer stay afloat in the current retail climate. Many residents are heartbroken to see a place … Read more