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    Crocs accuses Five Below of copying its clog design●Crocs says Five Below copied its famous clog design✉newsBusinessRetail28 min ago

    Crocs says discount retailer Five Below copied the design of its famous foam clog, according to USA Today. The allegation puts the budget chain's low-priced footwear in the spotlight and raises questions over how closely its products resemble the original Crocs shoe, a design the company has defended in court before.

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    ICE sees record number of firings and resignations●What to know about ICE's record number of firings and resignations✉newsWorldImmigration48 min ago

    US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is reportedly seeing a record number of firings and resignations, according to a USA Today report. The story outlines what is behind the personnel losses and what they mean for the agency's operations. The departures come as immigration enforcement remains one of the most closely watched and politically charged policy areas in the United States.

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    Election Commission Row and Houthi Attacks Dominate News Coverage●Today's Breaking News LIVE: Election Commission Row | PM Modi | Houthis Attack | US Iran War | USA▶youtubeWorldElections51 min ago

    Indian news channels are running live coverage of a dispute involving the Election Commission and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alongside updates on a Houthi attack and rising tensions between the United States and Iran. Viewers are following the broadcast for the latest developments on both the domestic political controversy and the widening Middle East conflict.

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    High-income Americans keep spending despite shaky economy●Here's how high-income Americans keep spending in a shaky economy✉newsBusinessEconomy1 h ago

    High-income US households are continuing to spend even as the broader economy shows signs of strain, according to a new report from USA Today. The piece examines how wealthy consumers' financial cushions allow them to sustain spending on travel, dining and goods, helping prop up consumer demand that lower-income households have pulled back from amid rising costs and economic uncertainty.