Coco Gauff, the tennis player who rose to fame when she turned pro at 14, is partnering with Barilla to give away pasta and a year’s worth of groceries.
Author: Kate Perez, USA TODAY
Toyota, Chrysler among nearly 270,000 vehicles recalled last week: Check car recalls here.
Toyota Tundra and Tundra Hybrid vehicles, and Chrysler Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer cars among 270,000 vehicles recently recalled.
Pilot and passenger presumed dead after aircraft crashes in Alaska’s Denali National Park
Officials have determined two men likely died when a plane crashed into a ravine in Alaska’s Denali National Park and Preserve earlier this week.
Watch: Orlando, Florida police officers save driver trapped in a car as it submerges in pond
A bodycam video shows the recent rescue by Orlando Police Department officers of a person trapped in a sinking car. There were no serious injuries.
‘I’m a Swiftie!’ Kevin Costner ‘blown away’ at Taylor Swift concert with his daughter
Hollywood icon Kevin Costner declares himself a Swiftie after attending a Taylor Swift concert with his daughter.
Beyoncé, Taylor Swift fans have boosted Uber demand as both artists tour across the U.S.
Uber’s CEO took to X to report that Beyoncé and Taylor Swift fans have been using the rideshare service to get to and from the artists’ concerts.
Possible listeria outbreak linked to recalled soft serve ice cream cups made by Real Kosher
Real Kosher Ice Cream of Brooklyn, New York is recalling its Soft Serve On The Go ice cream cups after one tested positive for listeria earlier this summer.
‘Full circle’: Why some high school seniors are going back to school with kindergarten backpacks
High school seniors are remembering their childhoods by going back to school with kindergarten backpacks, continuing a post-pandemic trend.
Next solar eclipse will be visible over US in fall 2023: Here’s where you can see it
An annular solar eclipse will be visible over the Western U.S. this fall. Here’s how to see the visibility path, which stretches from Oregon to Texas.
Google will start deleting inactive accounts in December under new security policy
Google will begin deleting accounts that have been unused for at least two years in December in a new effort to protect security.