The Daily Populous

Uber and Lyft agreed Thursday to pay a combined $328 million for withholding money from drivers.

Uber agreed to pay $290 million and Lyft $38 million in what New York Attorney General Letitia James called the largest wage-theft settlement her office has ever secured.

The money will be distributed to cheated drivers who will get back pay along with mandatory paid sick leave and other benefits. »

Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson was loudly booed on Saturday after he told a Republican summit that there is "significant likelihood" that former President Donald Trump will be found guilty of a felony next year.

Shortly after Hutchinson's remarks, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was also loudly booed as soon as he took the stage and throughout his remarks as he also seemingly addressed the Republican divide.

Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, was finally chosen as the new House speaker late last month. »

Crime & Safety NJ Custodian Performed Sex Acts With School Cafeteria Objects: CCPO He contaminated food and cafeteria utensils with saliva, urine, feces and bleach, authorities said.

Giovanni Impellizzeri, a school custodian in Upper Deerfield Township, uploaded videos of himself "performing sexual acts with inanimate objects" around Elizabeth Moore School, officials said.

Giovanni Impellizzeri, a school custodian in Upper Deerfield Township, shared videos of himself "performing sexual acts with inanimate objects" around Elizabeth Moore School, officials said. »

Halo Infinite developer 343 Industries has moved to explain a recent microtransactions price hike following a community backlash.

Halo fan XLR8 said: “Halo Infinite’s shop prices for S5 have been very disappointing, and even more so that they went back and increased old bundles.

It’s fair to say that despite this explanation, some Halo Infinite players are still upset at the price changes. »