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Some contend that corporations can be sneaky when it comes to how they go about firing and replacing workers. One corporate expert who agrees took the initiative to report on a tactic workers should be on guard for in a now-viral video.

A McDonald's customer has gone viral for sharing the price of hash browns in her city. Many viewers could not believe how much the item's cost varies by location. 

One of the most annoying parts of browsing video or any type of content online is that in many cases it's hidden behind a paywall of sorts. Sometimes the paywall is as divisive and stalwart as the one between East and West Germany once upon a time. Other times it's not that serious: You just have to suffer looking at ads for a few seconds before you can get to doing what it is you wanted to do in the first place.

Any business would presumably love to have such a loyal customer base that they continue to return to the store again and again, right? And certainly, they wouldn't make a comment to a patron that would make them feel bad for frequenting their establishment so much, because, of course, that would just be bad business, right?

Earlier this week, the bodies of two allegedly ancient aliens were unveiled at a public hearing in Mexico. While the small, thin, mummified bodies are largely believed to be a hoax, the internet quickly did what it always does when offered alleged proof of extraterrestrial life: makes memes about it.

Barista and TikToker Alyssa Baker (@theyluvvlys) demonstrated the crafty way she decided to maximize her coffee shop's one free drink per shift rule: getting a bigger cup.

In a now-viral TikTok, a keen observer of pop culture claimed that the National Cheeseburger Day celebrations set for next week might have been foretold in a classic episode of The Simpsons.

In a now-viral TikTok, a keen observer of pop culture claimed that the National Cheeseburger Day celebrations set for next week might have been foretold in a classic episode of The Simpsons.

The nature of at-will employment in the U.S. means folks get fired for a lot of strange reasons. From being on the phone during an unpaid break to hair color and taking time off for medical treatment, some employers have wild reasons for letting their employees go.

A shocked mother discovered a permanent tattoo on her 7-year-old daughter after the child stayed with her father's side of the family.

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A new video appears to show Jonathan Majors breaking up a fight between teen girls, but the timing of the video’s release and its contents have made many people suspicious about it being staged.

Pack it up. Go home, everyone. The most creative life hack ever posted to TikTok just dropped.

Amazon has apparently implemented a new "heat break" rule to protect workers from scorching outdoor temperatures, but one driver says the new policy is only making things worse.

At a time when corporate profits are hitting record highs, everyday Americans are still finding it difficult to find and hold jobs.

A nurse posted to TikTok that she found a pill inside of a Wendy's cheeseburger while eating out with her family.

One TikToker may have made one of the largest and most important purchases of his life online.

A customer was trying to do something nice for her favorite baristas—namely, bringing them flowers—only to experience what she described as "rejection therapy at its finest."

Apparently, some companies haven't quite got the memo about the existence of "Bring Your Daughter to Work Day." A TikToker says she was fired from her grocery store cashier job for letting her toddler-aged daughter scan customers' groceries on the checkout lane.

Andrew and Tristan Tate’s lawyers are complaining the Romanian court that indicted the brothers on human trafficking charges is sending information about their criminal case to “random podcasters and online figures,” according to a new filing in a civil lawsuit in a Florida court.

Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic representative and former House Speaker from California, has long been of interest to those who trade stocks.

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In spring 2021, Kathryn Grabowski-Khairullah decided she’d had enough. She was over gray flooring. Shaker cabinets. “Bless this mess” signs. Thick coats of white paint on brick, wood, and stone. Rae Dunn mugs with the word “mug” etched into them.

Have we been doing this wrong the whole time? Every adult American is probably 100% confident that they know how to work a can-opener properly. For some of us, it may be the only kitchen "gadget" that we own. But a new viral TikTok may just have you questioning if you've been doing things wrong your entire life.

A woman from British Columbia recently went viral after claiming she was financially better off in 2012 while making minimum wage than she is today making almost $100,000 a year.