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Aer Lingus Really Doesn't Want Ryanair To Be All Up In Its Business Anymore
Aer Lingus scored a hit against fellow Irish airline Ryanair in court today, which will allow British authorities to continue investigating the cheapo carriers over its ownership of a 30% stake in Aer Lingus. More »

U.S. Airways Passenger Arrested After Saying She Has "Surgically Implanted Device" Inside Her
A U.S. Airways flight en route from Paris to North Carolina had to be rerouted to Bangor, Maine, where an allegedly unruly passenger was arrested because she reportedly told a member of the cabin crew she had a "surgically implanted device" inside of her body. More »

Owning An Electric Vehicle Could Get You A Sweet Deal On Car Insurance
Drivers of electric vehicles might have to hand over a bigger wad of dough to buy their cars, but it could be worth it, if they get a good deal on insurance due to their status as EV owners. It could partly be due to the fact that often, EV drivers are more careful and tend to get in less accidents. More »

Average Price For New Cars Hits High Of $30,000
It's not just the used car market that's hopping right now — new cars are selling for the record average price of $30,748. That's 6.9% higher than a year ago, because consumers are feeling fancier these days and choosing expensive options for their new vehicles. More »

No Photography Please, This Is A BJ's Wholesale Club
N. got in trouble while standing in the receipt check line at his local BJ's warehouse club, but it wasn't for attempting to leave the store without having his cart checked. No, it was for something far more insidious than that: snapping a quick picture of a board advertising club member prices for cruises so he could comparison shop later. What a hardened criminal! The receipt checker set off the door alarm, catching the attention of a nearby police officer, and insisted to N. that there is no photography allowed anywhere inside a BJ's club, ever. Cool story bro, but that's not actually true. More »

Someone Thought It Was Smart To Grow Marijuana Inside A Meijer Store
It's quite a leafy news day, in terms of pot-related shenanigans going down. But in this case, the drugs weren't being dealt online, but grown in a seemingly very public place — specifically, a nail salon located inside a Meijer store near Ann Arbor, Mich. Perhaps Mary Jane Manicures were on the list of services? More »

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Plastic Surgeon Sues Patient For Defamation After Negative Online Reviews
Online rating sites are a great tool for consumers researching services their peers have already experienced. So in the case of getting cosmetic surgery, a bad review is akin to a huge spitball thrown at a business, which is why an Orlando plastic surgeon is suing one of his former patients for defaming him online. More »

No Need To Go In: App Tells You This Is Not The Bar You're Looking For
How many times have you walked into a bar only to walk straight back out? Whether it's because it was overcrowded with grinding youths, silent as a coffin or just not your scene, it'd be nice to know before you waste your time going inside if it'll be worth a visit. So of course, if there's a need, there's an app for that. More »

Popeyes Apologizes To Customer With Service Dog
Yesterday we brought you the story of a Georgia man who said he was wrongly kicked out of a Popeyes restaurant because of his service dog. And while the restaurant chain is sticking by its side of the story, it has released an official apology to the customer. More »

Popeyes Customer With Service Dog & Popeyes Manager Tell Two Completely Different Tales
UPDATE: Popeyes has issued an apology to the customer, though it appears to be standing by its original claims. More »

Safeway's New 'Easy Scoop' Ice Cream Easier To Scoop Because There's Less Of It
Safeway's Lucerne house brand ice creams have been repackaged, and now come in a round container branded the "Easy-Scoop Package." That's a nice redesign, and round containers are easier to scoop from. Only, as reader Ryan points out, maybe the ice cream is easier to scoop now because there's now a half-quart less of it. More »

General Mills Must Defend Claim That Fruit Roll-Ups Are "Made With Real Fruit"
It's been a while since we heard any updates on that class-action lawsuit against General Mills over its claims that Fruit Roll-Ups are "made with real fruit." Well, yesterday the judge in the case gave it the go-ahead to proceed. More »

The Threat Of Unplanned Parenthood Is One Way To Sell Condoms
No need to resort to flashy gimmicks or big marketing campaigns — if you want to sell condoms, just present an easy juxtaposition with a meaning that can't be missed. A gas station is doing just that with a handmade sign showcasing two of its products. More »

Shareholders To Weigh In On Whether Kraft's Mondelez Is Too Silly Of A Name
The collective "who now what's that huh?" uttered when Kraft announced it was naming its spin-off snack business "Mondelez" — a combination of Latin words for "world" and "delicious" — and resulting jokes will no doubt factor in to a shareholder meeting that will decide whether the name is officially approved or not. More »