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April 2

DoorDash driver axed after anti-Trump rant targeting customers

Attorney Matt Bilinsky and New York Post reporter Lydia Moynihan discuss a DoorDash driver’s tirade against customers who support President Donald Trump and the backlash that led to his dismissal and more on ‘Fox News @ Night.’

April 2

Restaurants warn tipped wage changes could raise prices, cut jobs, reshape dining experience

Chicago's restaurant industry warns that Mayor Brandon Johnson's veto of a tip credit freeze could eliminate jobs and severely damage the city's dining sector.

April 1

Costco's hot dog-inspired bourbon triggers buying frenzy with $1,000 resale prices

Rare Character's hot dog-themed bourbon, inspired by Costco's iconic $1.50 combo, reportedly sold out in hours at a D.C. Costco, priced at $85.99.

April 1

Weight-loss drugs crush food demand as farmers face dumping mountains of potatoes

Potato farmers report a massive surplus as weight-loss medication use cuts food demand. One farmer has 1.3 million pounds worth about $158,000 at risk of spoiling.

March 31

Costco's $140, 10-pound Easter bunny has shoppers questioning price and instructions to smash it apart

A giant 10-pound chocolate Easter bunny from Costco, priced up to $140, has sparked debate on social media over its price, quality and smash-to-eat instructions.

March 31

'Absolutely massive' Easter treat has Costco shoppers 'stopping in their tracks'

Laura Lamb, who runs Costco Hot Finds on social media, showcases a 10-pound chocolate bunny from Costco, describing the $140 treat as "absolutely massive" and saying it has left shoppers stunned.

March 31

Small-town diner produces 5th lottery winner in 2 years as customer hits $2M jackpot

Hometown hotspot Old South Diner in Nantucket has sold its fifth million-dollar lottery prize in two years, with Mary Haley winning a $2 million Powerball ticket.

March 31

Potato farmer stuck with tons of spuds as buyers vanish, losses mount up

Andy Goodacre, a potato farmer in the United Kingdom, describes being left with more than 600 tons of unsold crop after buyers and processors failed to collect orders, resulting in mounting financial losses and uncertainty.

March 31

Traveler hands out vodka shots in massive TSA line amid US airport lines and delays

A Houston flight passenger became a social media hero after handing out free vodka shots to strangers suffering through a four-hour TSA line at George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

March 31

Chick-fil-A location launches phone-free dining challenge

A Chick-fil-A in Maryland is offering a free ice cream reward to customers who choose to dine phone-free.