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"We have been contacted by more than 30 people and 90% of them ate at Taco Bell," attorney Bill Marler told The Post.

Mounting concerns over massive AI spending and the potential to create an "AI bubble" have fueled weeks of choppy tech stock trading.

The fast-casual salad chain - known for its so-called "slop bowls" - saw its stock soar as much as 21% Friday for its biggest intraday gain since August 2024.

Dozens of employees claimed that they were targeted for job cuts by the company's AI-powered tools because they have disabilities or took medical leave.

Lettuce sales at Stew Leonard's declined 11% this week amid the multi-state food poisoning outbreak caused by shredded iceberg lettuce.

The truck driver was impaired by fentanyl, using his phone to check the Amazon app and traveling more than 75 miles per hour in a 45-mph zone when the crash occurred, according to the lawsuit.

Apple is reclaiming the top spot for the first time since April last year.

Dubbed Kimi K3, the large language model was trained on a massive 2.8 trillion parameters - the kernels of data that determine its responses to user questions, according to Moonshot. That would mak ...

Jesse Walker, 60, reportedly took an unusually close interest in Alex Kerkhove even before she joined WTWO after graduating from Purdue University.

OASI is mainly funded through payroll taxes. But Social Security has been increasingly paying out more than it collects - forcing the trust fund to tap into its reserves.