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The restaurant chain’s profits have fallen nearly 70 percent since 2022, raising doubts about its rebranding strategy.
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5 Things to Know About Trump’s Orders Targeting Cashless Bail
The orders threatened to withhold federal funding from states that do not comply.
Some Youth Gender Treatments Persist Despite Trump Order, State Bans
Many clinics have closed or limited their services, but dozens remain open—and some reports suggest treatments moved underground as pressures mounted.
Why More Farmers Are Turning to AI Machines
As worker shortages persist on American farms, some are turning to novel solutions.
How China’s Social Insurance Crackdown Could Devastate Businesses: Experts
Beijing’s enforcement of social security contributions raises labor costs, potentially forcing small companies to cut staff or even shut down.
Why More Homeowners Are Choosing Disaster-Resistant Homes
More Americans are prioritizing home purchases and upgrades to include features that resist extreme weather events, experts say.
Inside Taiwan’s Fight Against Beijing’s Silent Invasion
Confronted with infiltration and coercion tactics from the Chinese regime, Taiwanese society is fighting back.
US Company Puts Up Fight Against China’s Tariff Evasion
‘We’ve been in business for 124 years, and you don’t stay around that long if you’re not determined and willing to fight and compete,’ an executive said.
How Managers Are Using AI to Hire and Fire People
An analysis showed that more than one in five managers who responded frequently let AI make final decisions without any human input.
6 Takeaways From Trump’s Meetings With Zelenskyy, European Leaders
Security guarantees, land swaps, and next meetings were discussed at a gathering of European leaders at the White House.
Infographic: How to Decode Food Labels & Ingredients
More than 73 percent of the U.S. food supply is ultra-processed. Let’s decipher what’s really in our food and what it does so we can make healthier choices.
Living In a Town of One and the Woman Who Chooses to Stay
Since 2004, Elsie Eiler has been the sole resident of the smallest incorporated town in the United States.
US Farmland Owned by Chinese Companies–What to Know
Chinese investments in U.S. agricultural land are dispersed nationwide, with the largest concentrations in Texas, North Carolina, Missouri, Utah, and Florida.
Key Takeaways From Trump–Putin Summit on Ukraine
Although both sides touted progress, the meeting did not yield a breakthrough to end the war. Trump is set to pass on details to Zelenskyy and NATO.
Inside the Backyard Housing Boom in California
One in four new construction permits in California are for accessory dwelling units in backyards.
5 Things to Know Ahead of Trump’s Meeting With Putin
The two leaders are set to meet in Alaska on Aug. 15 to discuss a way to end the ongoing Russia–Ukraine conflict.
As CCP Cybersabotage Escalates, US Changes Posture
U.S. cyber officials indicate cyber adversaries will no longer be allowed to ‘walk all over’ the United States.
What to Know About mRNA After RFK Jr. Cancels Vaccine Contracts
The health secretary terminated multiple contracts for the platform, which he said is ineffective against upper respiratory infections.
How the Federal Settlements With Elite Universities Are Unfolding
Faculties that run institutions are idealistic, but senior leaders who negotiate with the federal government focus on the bottom line, say policy experts.
Clinics Are Ending Gender Treatments for Kids in Wake of Trump’s Policies
More than 20 clinics have changed course in response to a political shift, and gender-related treatments for minors face increasing legal challenges.