A multistate E. coli outbreak linked to raw milk cheese has sickened at least 13 people, sending eight of them to the hospital. Sierra Nevada Cheese Company is recalling several varieties of its Graziers grass-fed raw milk cheese, including medium cheddar, sharp cheddar, jalapeño jack and Monterey jack. Cases have been reported across nine states, while the FDA and CDC continue investigating the source of the contamination and whether additional products could be affected. Officials are urging consumers to check refrigerators and freezers because the cheese has a long shelf life and to throw away or return any recalled products. Read more on the affected products, states and what to look for in your fridge:

TikTok is being forced to make major changes for Alabama teens, including a two-hour daily limit, overnight curfews and an end to the personalized "For You" page. The sweeping restrictions are part of a $100 million settlement reached just days before Alabama's lawsuit against the social media giant was set to go to trial. Within 45 days, TikTok must also introduce mandatory breaks during extended scrolling, ban cosmetic filters for minors and strengthen safeguards between teen and adult accounts. If TikTok fails to comply, it could face an additional $300 million penalty. Read more on how the new rules will change TikTok for young users and what parents need to know:

President Trump says he has approved new fuel economy standards aimed at rolling back Biden-era rules that his administration has characterized as an EV mandate. Trump says the new standards will give automakers more flexibility and lower vehicle prices, arguing Americans were being pushed toward cars they didn't want. The president says the shift comes alongside $100 billion in planned investment in American auto manufacturing, declaring, "The Plants are coming back, and Jobs are returning." Read more on what the new standards could mean for automakers, car prices and EVs:

Manchester City has reportedly been found guilty of 114 of 115 financial charges in a case that could have major consequences across English soccer. The charges cover the period from 2009 to 2018, when City transformed into a global powerhouse, winning multiple Premier League titles while signing some of the world's biggest players and managers. The punishment has not yet been decided, and Manchester City is expected to appeal. The club says the Premier League process remains ongoing and subject to strict confidentiality. Potential sanctions could range from financial penalties and points deductions to relegation or even titles being stripped, depending on the final outcome. Read more on what could happen next and why the ruling could have implications across the soccer world:

A longtime women’s apparel retailer is closing 120 stores as economic pressure weighs on its price-conscious customers. Cato Corporation, which operates more than 1,000 Cato Fashions stores across 31 states, says it is more than doubling its originally planned closures from 50 locations to 120 by the end of the fiscal year. The company says pressure on shoppers’ discretionary income has made it unlikely that struggling locations will improve, while quarterly net income recently fell from $6.8 million a year ago to $1.1 million. Read more on what’s behind the growing wave of closures:

Some longtime grocery favorites are disappearing from store shelves in 2026, and shoppers aren't happy about it. Coca-Cola is ending Minute Maid frozen juice concentrates after 80 years in the freezer aisle, while Blue Bell says its Butter Crunch ice cream is no longer available. Several popular snacks are also reportedly getting cut as PepsiCo trims its U.S. product lineup, including Cheese Pizza Cheetos Puffs and Lay’s Sweet Potato Poppables, while fans say Smartfood Movie Theater Butter Popcorn is becoming harder to find. See which fan favorites are disappearing and what companies are saying about the shake-up:

The owner of the anti-Trump brewery that once offered free beer when President Trump dies says the company's Madison, Wisconsin, taproom will likely close by the end of the year. The announcement comes after the Wisconsin Department of Revenue revoked the company's brewing permits for its Minocqua and Madison locations, alleging it transported beer from Illinois without the required permits and tax payments. The brewery disputes the state's allegations and says officials are targeting the company because of its political views. Read more:

Tickets for Sunday's Titans-Giants matchup at MetLife Stadium are plunging to shockingly low prices as a powerful nor'easter bears down on the Northeast. Prices dropped as low as $14 Saturday morning as fans weigh heavy rain, powerful winds and what could be a messy trip to the stadium. The weather isn't the only factor. Giants star QB Jaxson Dart is out for the season, Jameis Winston is taking over under center and the struggling Titans aren't exactly bringing major star power to town. Put it all together, and an NFL ticket is suddenly cheaper than plenty of stadium concessions. See just how low prices have fallen ahead of kickoff:

Tesla’s long-delayed Semi trucks are finally hitting the road in a bigger way. Tesla is beginning deliveries from its Nevada plant nearly nine years after Elon Musk first unveiled the electric big rig. PepsiCo, DHL and U.S. Foods were among the customers on hand as Tesla showed off trucks bearing their logos. The long-range Semi promises 500 miles on a charge, while Tesla says its Nevada facility is ultimately planned to build 50,000 trucks a year. And demand may already be stacking up. Musk says the waiting list is "already pretty significant."

Hackers recovered roughly 1.6 million images after stealing and reverse-engineering a Flock Safety license-plate camera. The device reportedly held about 21 days of activity, including 50,200 vehicles and 27,000 short video clips. Former Secret Service cybercrime expert Jason Brown says Flock’s broader cloud network was not breached, raising a different concern about device security. See how the hackers accessed the data and what it means for privacy: