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Sarah Walker's coverage spans a broad range of topics, including entertainment news, culture & society, business & industry, and family & relationships. She has also covered specific topics such as social security benefits, New Year traditions, Saudi Arabia's Civil Transactions Regulation, and racehorse training.
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Red Lobster, which exited Chapter 11 and began a turnaround after appointing CEO Damola Adamolekun, will shut its flagship Times Square location on June 14. The closure follows other past shutdowns, including its oldest Tallahassee site after 56 years, as the
AI-proof parking – Brian Winch says the family business he now runs—Clean Lots—has stayed “AI-proof” because the work is physical, property-by-property, and involves details machines can't reliably handle. He traces it back to his father, Joseph Winch, a World War II refugee fro
Eminem and Kim met when they were teenagers—13 and 15—before marrying in 1999, divorcing in 2001, and remarrying five years later. The marriage collapse came again within months, and the second divorce was finalized in 2006.
Virginia tops – A WalletHub study ranks Virginia No. 1 for overall household earnings using three measures: top 5% income, bottom 20% income, and median household income. New York and California—states associated with outsized wealth—place high but not first, and WalletHub an
AI-generated women – A Southern California seller added an AI-generated, scantily clad “woman” to a 2013 Jeep Wrangler listing, and the post pulled attention—along with messages that mostly didn't care about the vehicle. The trend is spreading across Facebook Marketplace, with AI
whirlwind Europe – A whirlwind eight-day trip across London, Amsterdam, and Paris turned into a lesson in timing and planning—after a missed security checkpoint on the Eurostar route, a last-minute hotel scramble during major events in Amsterdam, and an overly optimistic plan fo
AI compresses – Six tech workers across Amazon, Google, and Apple-linked contracting, plus a logistics startup, describe how AI can compress tasks into minutes—documents, meeting notes, code review, and reporting pipelines. But they also say the saved time often gets redirect
On her 7th birthday, a mother turned away from the routine rhythm of “no” and tried a “Yes Day,” setting simple boundaries while letting her daughter lead. The day unfolded at National Harbor near Washington, D.C., with choices that ranged from a cream cheese
10-year-old co-owns – Together, a mother and her 10-year-old started a vending machine venture after he spotted demand at a community basketball event. More than a year in, the machine is still not profitable, but it has turned into a hands-on lesson in revenue, profit, patience, a
layoffs test – Layoffs can't feel good, but how they're handled determines whether employees still believe leadership deserves their trust. The difference is often made in timing, clarity, and whether workers are treated like people rather than cost lines.
