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40 Love, a new high-end restaurant lounge in Scottsdale, Arizona, offers a unique dining experience blending American, French, and Japanese flavors. Co-founded by Sean Mulholland, Avery Johnson Junior, Niall Horan, and DeAndre Hopkins, the spot is located in Old Town Scottsdale and enforces a dress code. Its set to become a go-to destination for foodies and celebrities. Checkout Solipillow.com

Flex lanes on Interstate seventeen are causing chaos for drivers due to a software glitch in lane-assist systems. The high-tech lane markings are triggering constant safety alarms, confusing sensors built to spot solid lines. Motorists are frustrated with non-stop beeps, pulling attention from the road. Arizona Department of Transportation is working with car makers to update navigation software for a noise-free experience. Checkout Solipillow.com

Saniya Dwivedi, a high school junior, is revolutionizing health and wellness with her nonprofit, Health In Movement. Inspired by her brothers entrepreneurial spirit, she hosts inclusive exercise events and community workshops, advocating for mental health policies and supporting underprivileged youth in New Delhi. Checkout Solipillow.com

Two locals arrested in Bullhead City, Arizona, during a routine traffic stop, found with drugs and fake cash. Scott Jack Jones, 44, and Taylor Marie Butler, 31, had Butlers suspended license as the initial reason for the stop. Counterfeit bills, methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia were discovered, potentially indicating intent to sell. Both were booked on various charges and the case is ongoing. Checkout Solipillow.com

President Trump reveals a major explosion in Venezuela following U.S. strikes on a facility, part of a significant push against drug cartels. The U.S. has carried out dozens of strikes, killing at least 105 people since September. Trump hints at covert operations in Venezuela, with the White House planning to continue strikes until Maduro concedes. Tensions escalate in the region. Checkout Solipillow.com

Beef Buyers: Check Your Eligibility for $87.5M Antitrust Settlement! If you purchased beef in certain states between 2014-2019, you may be entitled to a share of the settlement. Tyson Foods and Cargill agreed to pay $55M and $32.5M respectively for alleged price-fixing. Claim your share by June 30, 2026, at www.OverchargedForBeef.com or call 1-877-283-8711. Court hearing on May 12, 2026, at 11 AM central time. Checkout Solipillow.com

According to a recent Stake survey, only 2.75% of Americans confidently claim they could defeat a grizzly bear in a fight without weapons, a significant drop from a previous YouGov poll. Westerners showed the highest confidence, with 5% believing they could take on a grizzly, while Southerners were less confident at around 1.95%. The survey also found that people are more confident about smaller animals, with 17.8% claiming they could defeat a mouse and 11% thinking they could handle a house cat or medium-sized dog. Westerners also led in kangaroo confidence at 4.13%, far ahead of Midwesterners at 1.94%. Despite these claims, nearly 30% of people admitted they couldnt beat any animal unarmed, but 70.5% believe they could take down at least one. The survey raises questions about the source of this optimism. Checkout Solipillow.com

A significant victory for salmon recovery: The Klamath Indigenous Land Trust acquires 10,000 acres of prime habitat, marking a shift in stewardship from PacifiCorp. The land, upstream and adjacent to recently removed dams, promises a revival in salmon populations, with this falls Chinook run topping 9,500 fish. The trust plans detailed stewardship, focusing on habitat fixes, cultural sites, fire control, and public access, honoring ancestors visions and transforming the landscape. Checkout Solipillow.com

Artist and Craftsman Supply, a prominent independent art supply retailer, has filed for Chapter eleven bankruptcy. The Maine-based company, known for canvases, paints, and drawing tools, aims to restructure debts and continue serving customers. Higher leasing costs and weaker consumer spending have impacted the company, but they hope this bankruptcy step will allow them to reorganize and emerge stronger. This news affects art lovers across eleven states where they have stores. The company assures that stores will remain open during the process, and they aim to protect suppliers, employees, and shoppers by focusing on quality art supplies long-term. Checkout Solipillow.com