Hooters waitress reveals how much she typically makes in tips, with one shift netting her as much as $408 on top of her $2.13 hourly wage

Kirsten Songer, who works at Hooters, used a TikTok video to discuss the tips she earns on top of her hourly wage of $2.13.

'Bombshell' NIH letter on bat coronavirus research reveals Fauci's big lie, professor says

The CEO of a logistics startup took a boat tour of the Port of Long Beach and found a lot of things wrong, including terminals 'simply overflowing with containers'

The City of Long Beach said on Friday that it will temporarily permit additional container stacking to free up space and alleviate port congestion.

These 5 items are facing shortages or higher prices. Here’s where you can actually buy them affordably right now

The shortages are due to a variety of issues, such as shipping delays, transportation issues, labor shortages and more. “Many industries are affected, from cars to construction to consumer packaged goods,” says Trae Bodge, smart shopping expert at TrueTrae.com. This is due to shipping issues around wood pulp, which is used to make toilet paper, Bloomberg notes.

9 Things People Do That Car Mechanics Absolutely Hate, And 9 Things That Bring Them Joy

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I took a 30-hour train from New York to Miami, and the motion sickness and terrible sleep were too much for me

Insider's reporter spent 30 hours on an Amtrak train from New York City to Miami, and she said the journey was too long and too bumpy.

Ex-soldiers offered mercenaries $10,000 a week to join a private army that would fight in Yemen's civil war, prosecutors says

The German nationals tried to recruit up to 150 men, including ex-cops and soldiers, to join the private army to fight Houthis Shia militants.