Georgia Howe

Daily Wire reporter Zach Jewell has the story.

Actress Mayim Bialik suffered shocking side effects from taking a GLP-1 drug.

Daily Wire Lifestyle reporter Lauren Baer has the story.

A Democratic primary in New York's 10th congressional district is being dominated by the war in Gaza.

Daily Wire reporter Jacob Wheeler has more.

Amid financial struggles, Live Golf may be forced to cut their season short.

Lyndon Blake, host of That's So Criminal, has more.

PepsiCo has enlisted 41 driverless trucks to deliver their products to stores across three states.

The bulk of the PepsiCo's new fleet are seeing immediate dispatch in Arizona, with 35 driverless box trucks delivering everything from soda to Doritos to stores near you.

PepsiCo's senior VP of supply chain said, quote, these operations that we're running today are real.

They are running in multiple markets, in live network, not like some experimental test environment.

The trucks have multiple cameras mounted to the front and back and also utilize radar and LIDAR to help determine what's on the road.

The interior still has a steering wheel, though future models may no longer require them, and several screens that show what the cameras are seeing.

According to PepsiCo, their new fleet will not go over the speed limit and has not had a single wreck since the dispatch began.

the beloved Mr. Rogers program is now on YouTube.

Daily Wire Entertainment reporter Amanda Harding has the story.

Late last week, Fred Rogers Productions started a channel dedicated to the iconic children's hosts.

As Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood nears its 60th anniversary, the channel will begin republishing clips along with full episodes, some of which haven't been seen for decades.

Kristen Diquolo, the creative director of the new channel, said, quote, Our goal is to help make Mr. Rogers more discoverable and shareable than ever.

Rogers famously disliked television when he first came across it until he realized it could be used to educate.