A South Carolina restaurant paid $624,017 in back wages after including management and other non-tipped employees in a tip pool, officials said.
Author: Marina Pitofsky, USA TODAY
Did your name make the list? Here are the most popular baby names in the US
The Social Security Administration has released its list of the top 10 most popular names for boys and girls born in 2021. Liam and Olivia were tops.
A Virgin Atlantic flight had to turn back after the pilots weren’t allowed to fly together
A Virgin Atlantic flight returned to Heathrow Airport in the United Kingdom Monday because the flight crew’s training didn’t meet airline standards.
Man who assaulted, groped Frontier Airlines flight attendants sentenced to 60 days in jail
A man who was restrained to his seat with tape during a Frontier Airlines flight after assaulting crew members last year was sentenced to jail.
15 people injured, including two critically, after pedal pub in Atlanta overturns
Fifteen people were injured after a pedal pub a group was riding in Atlanta overturned. The vehicle was attempting to make a turn when it tipped over.
Children in Italy should receive their mother’s and father’s last names, court rules
An Italian court ruled on Wednesday that children born in the country will be given both their mother’s and father’s last names when they are born.
Same-sex couple together for 20 years gets married in historic Antarctica wedding
A British couple who have been together for 20 years became the first same-sex couple to wed in the British Antarctic Territory this week.
Delta first-class passenger allegedly assaulted flight attendant, used homophobic slurs
A passenger on a Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Phoenix allegedly assaulted a flight attendant and used a homophobic slurs against him.
Meet Jinx, the cat who on Sunday will be the new mayor of Hell (the one in Michigan)
In Hell, located about 60 miles west of Detroit, people can request to serve as mayor of the town before being “impeached” at the end of the day.
Millions closer to student debt forgiveness under new Biden administration changes
The Department of Education on Tuesday announced changes estimated to move millions of people closer to clearing their student debt.