It wouldn’t be the first time motorists have found pumps running dry, but unlike the 1970s, there’s a plentiful supply of petroleum — just no way to get it to service stations.

Walmart sold a shotgun to a store employee who then died by suicide, his family says in a wrongful death lawsuit in Maryland by Brady Legal.

For now, the Federal Reserve is focused on “keeping the market calm and working through the month-to-month volatility,” said one economist.

Airports are getting ready for what promises to be a busy summer — and some shoppers are already taking full advantage.

Apple, PepsiCo, General Motors, Delta Airlines and Amazon are among the companies that have signed on to support the federal Equality Act.

The automaker announced earlier this year that it had purchased $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin and planned to accept it as payment for vehicles.

“Restaurants are the core of our neighborhoods and propel economic activity on main streets across the nation,” the Small Business Administration said.

BMW recently mulled the idea of levying a monthly charge for heated seats. Mercedes may charge for “soundscapes” for its new electric car.

Valeena Campos, her husband, and two kids are currently living in her in-laws’ attic due to the pandemic. With Valeena hoping to return to work soon, she wants a solid plan to help pay down her debts and buy a home for her family.

“The industry is booming. But the cost is seen through people’s asthma, people’s cancer and the lack of good jobs,” said one local advocate.