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A mom's TikTok post about some dresses for girls she found at Target, which she thought were too inappropriate for children to wear, has sparked a viral debate.

A man gets revenge on his apartment complex after they try to require him to pay a two-cent bill by check.

If you think McDonald's has been charging too much for its fast food, you're not alone. While inflation has generally upped the cost of goods across virtually all goods and services, food inflation, particularly when it comes to fast food, seems to be disproportionately higher.

User experiences of DoorDash and other food delivery apps can vary wildly. Some have had great experiences with their delivery drivers, as others report that their exchanges with virtual strangers were more concerning.

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At a time when people are searching for higher wages to keep up with inflation, businesses are using a variety of tactics to try to keep employees in their current roles.

Recent car buyer and TikTok user Brooke (@brookebohannan_) is having an interesting issue. After buying her used 2023 Kia Telluride about a week ago, she received a phone call from the car dealership. In short, they want the car back.

When shopping for eggs, customers are hit with many terms with which they’re likely unfamiliar. For example, when a consumer sees the phrases “cage-free” and “free range” on a package of eggs, they may assume that the chickens that produced both sets of eggs lived under similar conditions.

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In a digital age where social media archives become as telling as personal diaries, a 2017 clip shared by R&B luminary Usher featuring himself and Sean "Diddy" Combs has resurfaced. Once a candid snapshot of two music industry giants sharing a moment of artistic camaraderie, the video now stands at the intersection of controversy and a burgeoning legal storm surrounding Combs. The footage, capturing the duo singing along to "Kick in the Door" by the late Notorious B.I.G., a Bad Boy Records icon... Читать дальше...

A Florida resident says spring break in Panama City Beach, Florida, is "no longer what it used to be" and warns that people looking to have a debaucherous time at "outrageous beach parties" should look elsewhere.

No matter what the current unemployment rate is, one thing never seems to change: Looking for a job sucks.

A TikToker who posts daily informational car videos recently went viral when he shared three reliable cars people can purchase for under $5,000.

A home inspector took to TikTok to issue a PSA to those in the market for a new house.

There are many things people take into consideration when car-hunting, like safety, maintenance, and reliability. No one buys a car hoping it won't make it past 100,000 miles.

A pawn shop worker posted a viral video showing how the changing value of Louis Vuitton bags makes pawning one off a poor decision.

A man who's fashioned himself as a wide-ranging expert on a number of topics is taking on leases, claiming there are two ways you can get out of a lease without repercussions. He says one of them is ethical. The other, not so much.

Should T-Mobile employees feel embarrassed about wearing designer labels while working an hourly wage job?

One woman was in for a big surprise after going to watch a play without first looking up what it was about.

Going to a car dealership to negotiate a price for a car can be intimidating. Customers may feel pressured into accepting a less-than-ideal offer—it's designed to be that way.

In a viral video, a customer said Dunkin' employees were rude to her after she placed her order and requested ketchup.

A teacher says she fears for her safety after one of her fourth grade students allegedly threatened to kill the class via a direct message. In a viral video, Ms. Craver, also known as teachaladyy (@da_fit_teacher) on TikTok, walks viewers through the student's message and how the school reportedly responded.