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Wendy’s breakfast could disappear at some restaurants
Amid slumping sales, Wendys leaders told investors that franchisees will no longer be required to serve breakfast. The announcement comes as the Columbus, Ohio-based fast-food chain rejected a bid to buy the company. Company leaders said some locations could improve profitability...
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Meghan Markle's father reportedly arrested on child sexual abuse material charges
Thomas Markle, the father of Prince Harry's wife Meghan, was arrested Friday morning by federal agents in Florida on charges related to child sexual abuse material, people familiar with the matter told The Associated Press. The people who confirmed his arrest were not authorized ...
business
Millions of Little Giant ladders recalled after reports of injuries
Little Giant Ladder Systems announced a recall of millions of ladders sold across the U.S. because the Rapid Locks can suddenly retract if they are not fully engaged, posing a fall hazard to consumers. According to the company, there have been 25 reports of ladders retracting, in...
News
Pumpkin Spice 5-Hour Energy: Surprisingly, it kinda works
By most logical thinking, Pumpkin Spice and Caramel Apple should not work in this sharp, tart and sweet extension of energy drinks.
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Features to evaluate in grant management software for government agencies
IGX Solutions reports that government agencies need efficient grant management software to handle $1.2 trillion in grants, focusing on features like centralization, compliance, and reporting....
business
How AI is changing holiday shopping and what advertisers need to know
elk Marketing reports that AI is transforming holiday shopping, influencing product discovery and advertising strategies as consumers increasingly seek personalized gift suggestions through AI tools....
schools
‘Handing the torch’: Centennial mass remembers Immortal Ten
By Kamryn Anthis | Staff Writer Baylor students gathered at Fountain Mall Thursday night to honor the Immortal Ten and pass the university’s legacy to a new generation during the annual Ten at Ten: A Mass Meeting Experience. Held at 10 p.m. by the Baylor Chamber of Commerce, the ...
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A Homecoming to Remember: Revisiting Baylor’s 71-7 win over Iowa State in 2013
By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer Big 12 football in 2013 could be described in only one way: high-scoring. The offensive firepower in the conference was routinely put on display every week, with teams scoring 40 points on the regular. No team displayed this offensive firepower qu...
government
Who will lead Congress? Leadership battles take center stage after midterms
With Democrats poised to take control of both chambers of Congress, attention is quickly turning from the 2026 midterm elections to the leadership battles that will determine who guides the new House and Senate majorities. Leadership elections are expected to begin next week, wit...
schools
Sports Take: How homecoming outcomes affect past seasons
By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer Homecoming weekend is placed at a pivotal point in the football season. The air gets a certain crisp as the end of the regular season nears. In front of a packed crowd expecting a win, the Bears are pressured to put on a clinic against a Big 12 o...
schools
No. 8 Baylor soccer takes multiple blows in win over No. 25 Houston
By Peyton Dorsey | Sports Writer No. 8 Baylor soccer entered its regular season downtrodden after dropping its chance to take the top spot in the Big 12 against No. 7 Texas Tech. The Bears looked to finish on a high note after a physical and rainy defeat. Baylor (14-3-1, 7-2-1 Bi...
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No. 15 Kansas sweeps No. 24 Baylor volleyball, Bears fall to 1-7 vs. ranked opponents
By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer Before hitting the road, senior middle blocker Victoria Davis noted that “the better team wins the second time.” No. 24 Baylor volleyball looked to prove itself after losing to No. 15 Kansa in five sets two weeks prior. The Jayhawks (17-6, 10-2 B...