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Costco Just Issued This Serious Food Recall
Costco Just Issued This Serious Food Recall
Grocery stores are reportedly stocking up on snacks as worker strikes prompt shortage fears
Kroger: ‘Organized crime’ among contributors to higher food prices
This Beloved Little Debbie Snack Has Just Been Recalled
Company recalls 3,768 pounds of empanadas
If You've Purchased Chicken in the Past Decade, You May Be Eligible for a Class Action Settlement
If You Bought This at Kroger, Throw It Away Immediately
Woolly mammoths could walk the Earth again
Woolly mammoths could walk the Earth again
Wendy's Is Making a Major Change to Its French Fries 
Wendy's Is Making a Major Change to Its French Fries
McDonald's, others consider closing indoor seating
Restaurant closes for 'day of kindness' after customers disrespect staff
The owners of Brewster-based Apt Cape Cod decided to shut down for a "day of kindness" after a slew of customers apparently mistreated its staff, cursed and demanded take orders before the restaurant even opened for business.
"There were a few incidents that were so horrendous – the cursing and not being understanding of our short staff and limited menu – we had someone call in at 6:30 a.m. before we even open demand take out saying, ‘I’m going to come in, and you're going to serve me," Emilia Povero, a manager at Apt Cade Cod told FOX News. "That was the straw that broke the camel's back. Our staff doesn't need to deal with this."
Restaurant closes for 'day of kindness' after customers disrespect staff
Do you want to pay $50 for a hamburger, Joe?
Pennsylvania business owners meet with lawmakers about worker shortage
Chipotle employee hurls scissors at customer after he makes complaint
No one wants to work for Chick-fil-A.
People Buy Custom Baby Monkey Torture Videos on World’s Worst Forum 
In one video, a monkey screeches as its finger is cut off. In another, a monkey is kicked repeatedly in the face and then waterboarded. Other videos show, among other things, monkeys being flayed, pierced, cut, beaten, and burned. Other screenshots show a baby monkey tied to a crucifix.
People Buy Custom Baby Monkey Torture Videos on World’s Worst Forum
Dog food recalled due to elevated levels of vitamin D
Popular pet food brand may be linked to over 130 dog deaths, 220 illnesses
CHEF JET TILA SUED YOUR DOG ATTACKED MY KID!!!
Slow but deadly! 'Vegetarian' giant tortoise attacks and EATS a seabird
Woman 86'd From Zoo ... OVER 'AFFAIR' WITH CHIMPANZEE
How Small Restaurant Owners Are Navigating the Labor Shortage
But those benefits have expired in some states already — and some jobs data suggests ending them didn’t exactly lead to a wave of rehires.
How Small Restaurant Owners Are Navigating the Labor Shortage
Wages Are Going Up — And So Is Inflation. Consumer Prices Have Hit A 13-Year High
What Quitters Understand About the Job Market 
Quitting your job is hot this summer. More Americans quit in May than any other month on record going back to the beginning of the century, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For every 100 workers in hotels, restaurants, bars, and retailers, about five of them quit last month.
Low-wage workers aren’t the only ones eyeing the door. In May, more than 700,000 workers in the bureau’s mostly white-collar category of “professional and business services” left their job—the highest monthly number ever. Across all sectors and occupations, four in 10 employees now say they’ve considered peacing out of their current place of work.
Up and down the income ladder, workers have new reasons to tell their boss to shove it.
What Quitters Understand About the Job Market
'They couldn't take it anymore': Hospital exec says employees are walking off the job
Why it’s time to stop saying “my work is my life”?
'We all quit! Sorry for the inconvenience': Family dollar store is forced to shut...
Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
“By dropping Chaokoh, Target is joining thousands of stores that refuse to profit from chained monkeys’ misery,” PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman wrote in a statement.
Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
Dog Food Recalled Over Mold Concerns
Climate change is forcing sharks north
Durham police fatally shoot dog ‘latched on’ to a woman in latest Triangle dog attack
Girl, 12, is attacked by a shark in knee-high water on Maryland beach
Florida veterinarian, 40, pleads guilty to sexually abusing dogs in his care
Pa. Woman Mauled to Death While Breaking up Fight Between Dogs She Was Watching
5-Year-Old Had to Get Stitches After Police Dog Bit Him in the Face
California restaurant says patrons must show 'proof of being unvaccinated'
California restaurant says patrons must show 'proof of being unvaccinated'
Garth Brooks' upcoming Kansas City concert will have on-site COVID-19 vaccination clinic
Subway's Tuna Sandwiches Were Tested Again. No Tuna DNA Was Found
Although the attorney declined to discuss the exact findings with the Post, she did say that the tests revealed that the sandwich filler was "not tuna" and "not fish." The resulting lawsuit alleged that Subway's tuna was "a mixture of various concoctions that do not constitute tuna, yet have been blended together by defendants to imitate the appearance of tuna."
Subway's Tuna Sandwiches Were Tested Again. No Tuna DNA Was Found
Scientist wants to solve the meat-consumption 'problem' via human-engineered meat intolerance
Kelly Ripa asks her husband Mark Consuelos to explain 'why people are fixated' on her feet
Tyson's listeria-related chicken recall prompts another company to pull products from store shelves
Packaged lettuce sold at Walmart, other major retailers recalled over salmonella concerns
Salad products recalled due to listeria contamination
Yes, the Kellogg’s Cereal Class Action Lawsuit is Real
Twitter blows up after IKEA “unveiled” a shocking bisexual loveseat for Pride
Twitter blows up after IKEA “unveiled” a shocking bisexual loveseat for Pride
California bans state-funded travel to five states with anti-LGBTQ laws
Critics say it changes the nature of a neighborhood; the company insists it is making exclusive communities more accessible and, by allowing eight people to share ownership of one home, reducing the intense demand on housing stock.
UK neighbors cut tree in half over bird poop dispute: ‘We were absolutely distraught’
Passengers are already flocking back to cruise ships
Yet despite a bruising 14 months, industry leader Carnival is feeling buoyant (sorry). While the company is still losing billions—it’s burning through $500 million a month so far this year—bookings for 2022 are ahead of 2019’s bookings, Carnival executives said on a conference call with analysts and investors today. And its not just discounting: Pricing for 2022 cruises is higher than for 2019 as well.
Passengers are already flocking back to cruise ships
Team members have the power to spend any amount tackling the worst crises at their rentals including sexual assaults, murders and deaths - providing support to guests and hosts and also working to keep the incidents out of the public eye, Bloomberg reported.
In one incident, a rape victim received a $7 million payout in exchange for agreeing not to 'imply responsibility or liability' on Airbnb or the host after a 'career criminal' used a duplicate key to enter a New York City rental and attacked her at knifepoint, according to the report.
Others said they had to provide support to guests who had been assaulted by guests and had resorted to hiding in wardrobes or running from secluded cabins from the perpetrators.
'Airbnb has secretive 'black box'
Sex robot with ‘bionic penis’ that can be programmed gay is coming soon
Sex robot with ‘bionic penis’ that can be programmed gay is coming soon
