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A wave of updates across multiple outlets shows former FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried pursuing a presidential pardon after completing his 25-year sentence, while Trump allies keep courting clemency. The reports, drawn from DOJ filings and interviews, highlight continued political leverage around the high-profile case.
Consumer Reports has named Sam’s Club’s rotisserie chicken the top overall pick among 10 chains, praising flavor, seasoning and juiciness. Costco’s bird is praised for plumpness but criticized for seasoning inconsistency. The test found no PFAS and noted several birds weighed more than listed on packaging.
Subaru recalls certain 2019–2026 Ascent, 2025–2026 Forester and Forester Hybrid, and 2026 Crosstrek Hybrid vehicles after regulators found incorrect GAWR labeling. Owners will receive corrected GAWR stickers by mail; dealers can apply them at no charge. Notifications begin late August.
FDA warns cetirizine tablets may be contaminated with ranitidine; four lots recalled nationwide. Customers urged to stop use and contact supplier for guidance. No reports of adverse events yet.
The US is weighing a response to Chinese open-weight AI models amid concerns of distillation and IP theft as Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 shows strong benchmarks. Officials have signaled possible actions while Silicon Valley presses for open access to models to sustain competition.
Moonshot has released Kimi K3, an open-weight model that independent tests say matches frontier performance and has prompted investor selling in chip stocks. Tech figures and regulators are trading accusations about distillation and national security, while industry voices argue the alarm is exaggerated.
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is moving to revoke licenses for two Minocqua Brewing locations and an Alcohol Beverage Warehouse permit, prompting owner Kirk Bangstad to vow to challenge the action. The brewery has faced ongoing political controversy and previous promotions that sparked backlash. Appeals are underway as authorities enforce regulations.
Canada-sourced bacon is being recalled after U.S. regulators found it bypassed import reinspection. About 12,000 pounds of Royale Natural Applewood Smoked uncured bacon and Top Valu uncured hardwood smoked bacon were shipped to Idaho, Oregon and Washington, with sell-by dates in September. No illnesses have been reported.
Six Flags reveals Bakunawa, a 382-foot spinning launch coaster inspired by Philippine folklore. The ride will debut in 2027 at The Boardwalk, replacing Kingda Ka, with speeds up to 100 mph, three launches, and floorless, free‑spinning trains. The project aims to set multiple world records while expanding the park’s thrill lineup.
A wave of safety recalls has affected vehicles, ladders, refrigerators and trucks, impacting hundreds of thousands of consumers. Toyota recalls 655,000 vehicles for a faulty 7-inch display; Ram 1500 seat belt anchors are under scrutiny; attic ladders face bolt-break risks; Galanz refrigerators pose fire hazards. Notifications begin this week with free repairs and updates.
Universities UK and sector leaders warn that a levy on international student fees, combined with fee freezes, is intensifying financial pressure on UK higher education. Visa declines and course cuts threaten jobs and offerings even as demand from UK students remains strong.
A global recall affects 508,354 model year 2025-2026 Toyota Camry Hybrids with 7-inch displays in LE, SE and Nightshade trims. The issue can blank the display at startup, disabling turn signals, hazard lights and warning buzzers, potentially increasing crash risk. Toyota will offer a free software update; owner notifications begin Sept. 21 and run through early October.
Chinese regulators have announced recalls affecting more than four million vehicles, largely driven by safety concerns over hidden, electronically operated door handles. Tesla has accounted for about 2.98 million cars; Xiaomi, Leapmotor, Xpeng and Geely are also recalling vehicles. Automakers will add warning labels and push software updates to improve emergency egress and driver monitoring.
Target has pulled a children's Halloween costume and apologised after critics said the product and its promotional image evoked Jim Crow–era minstrel caricatures. The retailer has deleted the listing, opened an internal review and said the item "should never have been part of our assortment" as organisers and community leaders renew boycott calls.
Retailers are expanding same‑day delivery with new three‑hour options backed by store fleets. Home Depot, Target, Walmart and others are pushing speed, while pilots and pricing spark debate about accessibility and costs.
Multiple recalls are rippling through the US food system. A donut recall in March labeling issues, several wraps tied to STEC, and a broad recall wave linked to peppers and berries highlight ongoing safety concerns. Authorities urge discard or return of affected items and emphasize consumer safety as top priority.