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    US sues Lyft, alleges discrimination against disabled riders

    The US Justice Department sued Lyft on Monday, alleging the ride-hailing services provider discriminated against passengers with disabilities, including those who use service animals and mobility devices such as stowable wheelchairs.

    National Sandwich Day deals 2026: Subway, Jersey Mike’s, Jimmy John’s, Krispy Kreme and more - where to go after voting today in the midterm elections

    National Sandwich Day 2026 brings deals from Subway, Jersey Mike’s, Jimmy John’s and other chains on November 3. Americans can also check Election Day offers, including a free Krispy Kreme doughnut, discounted Lyft rides and a Hertz rental promotion. Terms and availability vary by offer.

    Grok bot users hit limits faster as Elon Musk warns of ‘unsustainably high’ AI agent costs: What happens next?

    Grok Bot usage limits: Elon Musk says the cost of running Grok Bot has become unsustainable relative to its revenue as users report hitting weekly usage limits faster. Despite 800,000 paid weekly users, questions remain about the service's costs, pricing and future limits.

    "We intend to scrutinize the opaque methodology that some companies in these industries may be using to determine how much consumers pay or how much gig workers are paid for the same product or service," FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson said in a statement.

    Divided over Israel, Detroit Democrats unite on rising costs for midterm elections

    As Detroit voters prepare for the November midterm elections, many emphasize the importance of affordability and economic concerns. Various groups, including Jewish, Muslim, and Black voters, express worries about rising costs impacting their daily lives. Abdul El-Sayed's Senate campaign faces challenges as he seeks support amidst reservations regarding his stance on certain issues. While some voters lean towards economic issues and community safety, they remain hesitant about their voting choices.

    In 2015, Colin started Stencil Stop as an online stencil business; by 2026, the company was bringing in around $100,000 a month by selling custom stencils

    Stencil Stop started when Clemson University alumnus Colin Mitchell and his roommate could not find a stencil featuring the school’s logo. Founded in 2015, Stencil Stop expanded into custom stencils for businesses, artists and events, working with brands such as Adobe, the NFL, Netflix, Nike, Spotify, Lululemon and Lyft.

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