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New Jersey teenagers Kailee Whiting and Katie Light received free chicken nuggets and frosties after defending a Wendy's cashier from a bully.

Third Point LLC, activist investor Dan Loeb's hedge fund, has pivoted from high tech to fertilizer, hoping for a big financial harvest.

New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan clearly has a sense of humor, posing for a picture with Joseph Grinwis, a fan wearing T-shirt that declares "This team makes me drink."

After years of struggling with substance abuse, former WWE wrestler Jake “The Snake” Roberts is now sober and planning a comeback.

Nathaniel Mills, a U.S. Air Force airman, performed a windmill dunk at the USA Basketball Showcase while wearing combat boots and a full uniform.

Free agent NFL quarterback Vince Young will reportedly have his possessions sold at auction to cover a $1.7 million debt to Pro Player Funding of New York.

A 97-year-old artist uses the Windows 95 program Microsoft Paint to create gorgeous images on his computer.

The tech giant snatched up 36 million of its own shares during the quarter, even though it was scheduled to repurchase 10 million.

The Los Angeles Lakers could try to sign Paul George and Carmelo Anthony if they fail to get LeBron James in 2014 free agency.

The royal crier, 76-year-old Tony Appleton, made his public proclamation to fans and well-wishers outside of St. Mary’s Hospital Monday.

Daniel Loeb expressed satisfaction with Yahoo’s performance and will now hold a less than 2 percent stake in the company.

In response to backlash against new NSFW policies, Tumblr CEO David Karp clarified the site's stance on porn and LBGT searches.

Despite publicly saying it would leave Tumblr policies on adult content alone, new owner Yahoo has effectively made porn impossible to find on the microblogging site.

To combat secret surveillance programs by the NSA, Google is reportedly working on anti-NSA encryption for Google Drive.

Brandon Jennings, Gerald Henderson, Nate Robinson, Mike Miller and Greg Oden remain 2013 NBA free agents.

A FISA court has ruled that the NSA must declassify documents showing that Yahoo fought orders for user data.

Investors are still trying to gauge whether the U.S. economic recovery is losing momentum or merely entering a short summer lull.

Rihanna surprised fans in London, joining Jay-Z onstage at the Wireless Festival to perform their hit "Run This Town."

Monta Ellis, Brandon Jennings and Jeff Teague are three of the best available 2013 NBA free agents.

For years, there have been rumors the singer would make an appearance on "Glee" in some capacity.

The Chicago Bulls have yet to make a major trade for free agency signing this offseason.

As Aaron Hernandez remains in protective custody for the alleged murder of Odin Lloyd, the ACLU is concerned about his prison accommodations, likening them to solitary confinement.

Yahoo has acquired San Francisco-based Xobni, for an undisclosed amount, to revamp its email and messaging services.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer continued a spending spree by purchasing Qwiki, a mobile app for creating slideshows.

One of the most popular search engines of 1990s, Alta Vista, will be gone for good July 8.

They haven't always had the best relationship, but Kobe Bryant will reportedly try to convince center Dwight Howard to stay in Los Angeles.

The Celtics continue to be active on the trade market, even after moving Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce.

Jason Collins, the first openly gay player in NBA history, helped the Nets reach two NBA Finals.

Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett could remain teammates, with a possible deal sending both players to the Brooklyn Nets.