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A Vietnamese restaurant in California has enraged the internet after a customer shared a copy of their receipt which included an automatic 18% service charge "for parties of one or larger."

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has quietly changed the Senate’s informal dress code to allow senators like John Fetterman to sport casual clothes like a hoodie and baseball shorts on the Senate floor.

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Last night, the UAW went on strike against the Big Three automakers. This morning, Joe Biden stated that while the Big Three made “significant offers” during the negotiations, the companies “should go further to ensure record corporate profits mean record contracts for the U.A.W.”

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Last night at the U.S. Open women’s semi–final match, four climate protestors disrupted play by standing up and shouting “if we don’t disrupt, climate change will." One protestor glued his bare feet to the cement floor, leading to a 49-minute delay in the match until police and medical personnel were able to remove him. Environmental protestors are increasingly using tactics like this to draw public attention to the climate emergency, but there’s disagreement over whether this approach is beneficial to the cause.

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District Attorney Fani Willis chose not to indict several Trump cronies that the Georgia Grand Jury recommended be charged, including Senator Lindsey Graham and former Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler.

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Last night, the first-ever mugshot of a former U.S. President was released and the internet is having a field day about it.

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Last night, Trump accused Fox News of airing “the worst pictures of me, especially the big orange one.”

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Reporter Ken Klippenstein used police records obtained through Virginia’s Freedom of Information Act to reveal that David Grusch, the star witness of Congress’s recent hearing on UAPs, maintained high-level security clearances despite two psychiatric breakdowns. Ken has since received backlash for the report.

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Tired of dogs pooping on the streets — and their owners not cleaning it up — a mayor in France is making all of the dogs in his town get a “DNA passport”. Any dog poop left out on the street will be DNA tested and traced back to the dog. The dog’s owner will then be fined.

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A viral argument over a $4600 dinner bill has sparked a heated debate online about the proper way to split the bill.

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Country music star Miranda Lambert stopped her Vegas show to blast a group for taking too many selfies.

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A woman in Canada suffering from severe anorexia may soon be allowed to die under an expansion of Canada's assisted dying law.

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TikTok is split between bashing and supporting a CEO who didn't give up her window seat for a mother and her children who wanted to sit together.

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TikTokers are debating what counts as "microcheating", which they loosely define as ways that you can cheat on your partner without going so far as sleeping with someone else.

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Pete Davidson is locked in a feud with PETA. The animal rights organization released a statement sharing their disappointment at the actor’s choice to buy a hypoallergenic dog from a pet store instead of adopting one from a shelter. On Monday, he fired back with an especially heated voicemail.

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A Tech Bro created an AI version of his girlfriend with a chatbot called GirlfriendGPT. The chatbot can send voice notes and selfies on demand and will eventually make it easier for others to create their own virtual girlfriends.

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Last month we talked about a billionaire doctor in D.C. named Dr. Newton Howard who has spent years fighting for a public permit to display three massive Transformers statues at his home. His neighbors say the statues bring disruptive foot traffic into the area and don’t align with the historical Georgetown neighborhood aesthetic. Yesterday, a D.C. panel ruled that Newton must remove the statues from the sidewalk, but he and his lawyer have vowed to keep fighting.

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Businesses in South Korea and other countries worldwide are implementing “no-kid zones,” where children under a certain age are prohibited from entering. The businesses say it gives parents a chance to take a break and gives other adults a place to relax away from kids. Opponents say this is discrimination again children and their parents. What do you think?

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A German court has ruled that tenants should not receive a reduction in rent just because they regularly see their landlord sunbathing in the nude.

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CNN has announced that former President Donald Trump will participate in a presidential town hall next week in New Hampshire.

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