Daily Scoop

Plus: Target pulls back on Pride merch; Baidu’s PR head fired for videos of harsh management style.

Plus, Panera pulls caffeinated lemonade after safety issues, Disneyland announces massive expansion.

Plus: Protests could disrupt tonight’s Met Gala; Howard Schultz criticizes Starbucks in LinkedIn post.

Plus: Angry parents add to colleges’ protest headaches; Universal Music returns to TikTok.

Plus: Domino’s encourages more tipping, and how one misinformation post spread to millions.

Plus: A peelable candy went mega viral; how Americans get news indicates who they’ll vote for.

Plus: ByteDance says it won’t sell TikTok; a man faces criminal charges for deepfakes of a Maryland principal.

Google CEO admits AI boom surprised company, Nokia to help bring 4G to the moon.

Plus: TikTok sale-or-ban bill passes House (again); Meta backs away from politics.

Plus: Colleges crack down on student protests; how Taylor Swift’s publicist

Plus: NPR punishes editor who published critical article; Crocs and Pringles team up for silly collab.

Plus: Where people get news in a news desert; the business implications of Iran attack on Israel.

Plus: LinkedIn eyes creators; banks are betting big on AI.

Plus: Study casts doubt on banks’ climate pledges; Peloton navigates life as a media company.

Plus: Even more Boeing safety incidents; tax influencers sponsored by major companies give questionable advice.