Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce is being pulled after health officials tied the product to a cyclospora outbreak. The move follows a food safety investigation involving packaged lettuce sold in the U.S.
New research and older Apollo seismic data point to a Moon that is still contracting and shaking. Scientists say that matters because future missions are targeting the lunar south pole, where unstable slopes and moonquakes could create added hazards.
Taco Bell is still growing, but many customers say its long-time value promise has become harder to find. Online complaints center on menu prices that independent analysis says have climbed sharply since 2014.
California is seeing some of the biggest food and beverage job losses as major companies close plants, warehouses, and processing sites. Confirmed cuts span Rancho Cucamonga, Modesto, Lodi, Kings County, and Bay Area operations.
A multistate road trip turned into a series of direct conversations about whether criticizing the United States is now treated by some people as a mark of intelligence. What emerged was a mix of personal views, local experiences, and debate over patriotism, education, and public discourse.
Road trips with pets are common in the U.S., but some animals are far less suited for hours in a car than others. Federal travel guidance and veterinary groups say stress, temperature changes, and handling needs make several popular pets poor candidates for long drives.
Harley-Davidson remains one of the most recognizable motorcycle brands in the US, but the company is under pressure from weaker sales, shifting demand, and an aging customer base. Its next steps will matter well beyond Milwaukee.
Oil discovered on Osage land in Oklahoma in 1897 made the Osage Nation the richest people per capita in the United States. In the 1920s, that wealth drew a campaign of fraud and murder now known as the Reign of Terror.
