Cracker Barrel lowers revenue forecast as traffic falls after logo blowup

A man accused of fatally stabbing a Ukrainian refugee on a commuter train in Charlotte, North Carolina, appeared in federal court, coinciding with the announcement of a similar charge against another individual for a non-fatal stabbing on the same light rail system. These incidents highlight ongoing safety concerns within public transportation in the city.

The rival leaders of divided Cyprus have agreed on several projects aimed at enhancing mutual trust, with the hope of revitalizing long-stalled formal negotiations to address the island's 51-year-old ethnic division.

House Republicans have initiated a legislative effort aimed at reducing federal regulations that hinder energy and infrastructure projects, marking a significant step in their end-of-year agenda. This move is intended to streamline processes and facilitate development in these critical sectors.

Senators are considering legislation that would halt their pay during future government shutdowns, a proposal introduced by Mr. Bennet in 2010. This initiative comes amid ongoing discussions about the increasing influence of lobbyists and the financial implications of government inaction.

Cracker Barrel has agreed to pay thousands of dollars to settle discrimination claims brought by Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown, who alleged that students with disabilities were mistreated at a Waldorf location. This settlement highlights ongoing concerns regarding the treatment of individuals with disabilities in the workplace.