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Wendy’s Owners Help Send Employee to Yale

At 13, Thalles DeSouza and his family escaped dangerous conditions in Brazil, in search of a new start in Massachusetts. In high school, he began working at a local Wendy's to help make ends meet, planning for a future career in construction. But when his franchise owners noticed his work ethic and potential, everything changed. Today, the 23-year-old is preparing for his freshman year at Yale University with the help of his fast-food bosses.

In-N-Out Gorilla Style: How to Order It

Most In-N-Out fans are well acquainted with Animal Style, but a growing number of burger enthusiasts are bypassing that crowd favorite for something far more extreme. Meet Gorilla Style — the fan-engineered, off-menu burger hack.

Ice Spice Levels Up With Wendy’s Deal

Ice Spice just secured a major brand win, officially teaming up with Wendy's for a new commercial campaign promoting their upgraded spicy chicken sandwich following her viral altercation at McDonald's.

Chick-fil-A Fires Staff Over Viral Twerking Video

In a shocking turn of events, the fast-food chain Chick-fil-A has fired its entire staff after one employee posted a viral twerking video on social media. The incident has ignited a firestorm of controversy, with many questioning the company's conservative

Judge Rules Buffalo Wild Wings Can Keep Calling Them “Boneless Wings” Despite Lawsuit

An Illinois judge ruled that Buffalo Wild Wings can continue calling its popular menu item “boneless wings,” rejecting a lawsuit that claimed they should be labeled as “chicken nuggets.”

GloRilla’s Checkers & Rally’s Return

Hip-hop star GloRilla partners with former employer Checkers & Rally's for her signature meal. This collaboration celebrates her Memphis roots and drive, showcasing a full-circle career moment from crew member to chart-topper. The "GloRilla Meal" is now available nationwide.

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