Subway drops below 20,000 US stores for the first time in 20 years as closures outpace growth
For the first time in 20 years, the sandwich giant has dipped below 20,000 domestic locations, despite continuing to grow internationally.
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Judge slaps down Trump’s ‘cringe-worthy’ executive order targeting Perkins Coie
Judge Beryl Howell blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order against Perkins Coie, calling the effort to target its lawyers "cringe-worthy."
US scores Ukraine minerals for AI & EVs
The U.S. just signed a major deal with Ukraine, giving American companies access to critical natural resources like graphite, aluminum, and gas.
Women face chaos trying to get a Real ID
With the Real ID law about to go into effect, some women who have changed their names are having an even harder time getting the documents they need.
Trump blamed Biden for a down market. 2 days later, stocks are soaring.
Donald Trump might want to take back blaming Joe Biden for the stock market. Wall Street is doing quite well again.
Canadians are traveling to the US at a ‘much lower rate,’ Airbnb’s CFO said
Airbnb’s CFO said in a first-quarter earnings call that Canadians were traveling more domestically and visiting Mexico, Brazil, France, and Japan.
China claims an island in the South China Sea. Satellite images show Beijing’s growing power-hungry struggle in the region.
China’s been building artificial islands in the South China Sea over the last decade to expand its control in the area. Satellite images show its growth.
Amazon-backed creator startup Spotter lays off staffers. Read the memo from its CEO.
Creator startup Spotter cut staff this week. The startup works with YouTubers like MrBeast and Dude Perfect and has an investment from Amazon.
Prince Harry said he wants ‘reconciliation’ with the royal family. Here’s a timeline of his and Meghan Markle’s tumultuous relationship with the royals.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have had a tumultuous relationship with the royal family, particularly after their 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Judges often quit to avoid misconduct investigations. A new bill in Congress would stop that.
A new bill would let judicial misconduct investigations proceed even if a judge resigns, addressing issues of judicial misconduct and sexism.