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“The Golden Girls” actress and comedian Betty White is getting the stamp of approval — literally! The U.S. Postal Service is honoring the beloved “First Lady of Television” with her very own Forever stamp, set to debut March 27th. The stamp design features White, who passed away in 2021 just shy of her 100th birthday, in a purple polka-dotted blouse, and will celebrate her warmth, wit, and iconic 75-year career.

At first you don’t succeed, try again. The founder of the Fyre Festival is planning a sequel that hopefully will be more successful and actually happen. Billy McFarland told the “Today” show, “FYRE 2 is real. My dream is finally becoming a reality.” But there will be organizational changes from the original show. McFarland has handed control of the details for the festival with hotel, travel and ticketing companies handling those aspects.

Instead of closing about half of its locations, the fabric and craft store Joann will close all stores. Joann sold its assets at auction last week to GA Group, a liquidation firm, Bloomberg reported. As part of the sale, according to the court filing, the company would close all stores.

When a California doctor asked state Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan to sign a form allowing AI to transcribe her child's medical visit, she refused. Her concern? Intimate medical conversations are being shared with for-profit tech companies, according to an October 2024 Associated Press investigation. Her hesitation reflects a growing tension across industries as artificial intelligence transforms business operations.

It is almost time to spring forward. In just a few days will once again mark Daylight Saving Time when we lose an hour of sleep but there will be more sunlight to brighten the days. We will spring forward on March 9 at 2 a.m. in most areas of the U.S. You should set any manual clocks – most microwaves, ovens, car radios, or anything not connected to the internet – before you go to bed on Saturday night. Otherwise, when you wake up, your phone won’t match those devices.

The pope has begun working again after he showed slight improvement days after initially being listed in critical condition. Pope Francis is battling double pneumonia and is in the early stages of kidney “insufficiency,” The Associated Press reported. The Vatican said he is not in pain, not receiving artificial nutrition and was awake and in good spirits on Monday. He has been hospitalized for 10 days after being admitted to Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Feb.

The Starbucks menu will be a bit shorter as the company removes more than a dozen drinks from its lineup. The company will be changing the menu on March 4, the “Today” show reported as it removes 13 of the less popular drinks, including a few Frappuccinos. Starbucks announced last month that it would cut about 30% of its menu – food and drinks – before the end of 2025, CNN reported at the time.

"Affordable luxury" might sound like an oxymoron, but as inflation grows in the United States and sustainability awareness increases, more people are looking for goods that meet their need for both quality and inexpensiveness.

Living without regular access to the commonly prescribed ADHD medicine Adderall is "like living neck deep in cold molasses," said one Reddit user on a support forum for people living with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

More than 1,000 corporate employees at coffee chain Starbucks are being laid off. Employees received a message from Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol saying that those affected will find out that they are losing their jobs by mid-Tuesday, The Associated Press reported. The company also said it will cut several hundred open and unfilled jobs.