Philip Teresi

Philip Teresi talks inheriting things we might not like or know what to do with. Callers chime in with stories of their experiences. 

In‑N‑Out’s owner says the popular burger chain has no plans to add mobile ordering or curbside pickup, despite industry trends. She argues the move would hurt food quality and customer experience, reinforcing the company’s commitment to simplicity over speed. 

A North Yorkshire gardener inherited a 500-piece vintage lawnmower collection spanning nine sheds and his dad’s conservatory in Filey. The rare lineup includes an 1861 Shanks mower (valued at £5,000), a unique 1920s Shanks roller triple model, and other antique pieces from the 19th century. He’s “spoiled for choice” each spring and aims to preserve—and even expand—this unexpected slice of Britain’s mowing heritage. 

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A new analysis finds Google’s AI Overviews give incorrect or misleading answers about 10% of the time, raising concerns about reliability. Researchers warn the errors often appear confident, increasing the risk of users trusting false information as AI search tools become more widespread. 

A March hack of the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office exposed over 7 terabytes of sensitive LAPD records—including internal affairs files, officer personnel data, witness identities, and medical records—across more than 337,000 documents. The LAPD confirmed the breach and is coordinating with city attorneys to assess the scope, while some documents briefly surfaced on social media. 

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Rep. Eric Swalwell, a leading candidate for California governor, publicly denied allegations of inappropriate behavior with female staffers at a Sacramento town hall. He called the claims “false,” saying no complaints, settlements, or NDAs exist in his office. The accusations, first raised by social media influencers and Politico, emerged just weeks before the June primary, which Swalwell is tied for the lead in. 

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NASA has revealed a small plush mascot that will fly aboard Artemis II, serving as a zero‑gravity indicator once the spacecraft reaches space. The tradition blends science and symbolism, giving astronauts a simple visual cue while offering the public a lighthearted connection to humanity’s return to the Moon. 

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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin floated removing customs operations from airports in sanctuary cities to pressure local immigration cooperation. Critics warn the move could disrupt international travel, damage local economies, and trigger major legal challenges. 

Federal immigration officials paid $145 million for a Utah warehouse that sold for $97 million just years earlier, raising questions about government spending oversight. The deal, tied to ICE expansion plans, is drawing scrutiny from watchdogs and lawmakers over how taxpayer money is being used during rapid agency growth. 

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Dashcam footage shows ICE agents in Stanislaus County conducting a vehicle stop when the suspect’s SUV abruptly reversed and surged forward toward an agent — prompting the officers to open fire in self-defense. Federal authorities, including the FBI, have launched an investigation as local residents express shock and concern over the use of lethal force in their community. 

The Fresno County District Attorney’s Office said it won’t file charges against a man whom the Clovis Police Department alleged helped organize Clovis Unified students’ anti-ICE walkout. After nearly two months of investigation, the Clovis Police Department announced Tuesday morning that they had submitted a misdemeanor charge against Aldrete, for allegedly “contributing to the delinquency of a minor.” 

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North Korea has launched a projectile off its east coast, according to South Korea’s military, marking the regime’s latest show of force amid heightened regional tensions. Seoul says details about the weapon and its range are still being analyzed as officials monitor for further provocations. 

The U.S., Iran, and Israel agreed to a two‑week ceasefire just hours before a deadline set by President Donald Trump, easing fears of a dramatic escalation in the war. Under the deal, Iran will reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial global oil route, while the U.S. and Israel pause major strikes against Iran. 

Independent research firm Citrini Research sent an undercover “Analyst #3” to the Strait of Hormuz and found shipping activity continued—despite satellite data suggesting a near-shutdown. Citrini’s field report challenges the narrative of a closed strait, with markets reacting as traders reassess oil supply risks.

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Veterans are criticizing a California Democratic candidate after reports surfaced that he exaggerated his Navy service record. The controversy is raising questions about credibility and transparency as the race heats up ahead of the 2026 election. 

Police in Huntington Beach arrested a man accused of running a vigilante sting after allegedly posing as a minor online to lure suspects. Investigators say the operation crossed legal lines, raising concerns about safety, due process, and the risks of civilians trying to carry out their own crime stings. 

McDonald’s is losing ground as Burger King’s revamped Whopper gains momentum with customers. Analysts say menu upgrades, pricing pressure, and changing consumer tastes are putting new strain on the fast‑food giant’s once‑dominant position. 

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President Donald Trump said he’d agreed to a two-week ceasefire with Iran on Tuesday, less than two hours before his 8 p.m. deadline to destroy a “whole civilization.” 

President Donald Trump has set an 8 p.m. ET deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or else the U.S. will begin targeting the nation's power plants and bridges Tuesday. Iran has rejected proposals put forward by the U.S., and Trump in turn shut down a 10-point plan from Tehran on Monday, saying it was "not good enough." 

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Fresno Unified is considering whether to remove all references to César Chávez from district schools and facilities. The debate has sparked strong reactions, with supporters calling it an erasure of civil‑rights history and critics questioning Chávez’s legacy and whether schools should honor controversial figures. 

The district launched its audit on retirees’ dependents amid a network dispute that temporarily disrupted health care services for thousands of retirees and their dependents. Retirees last month filed a class-action lawsuit against the district over healthcare plan changes in 2023 they say diluted their benefits.

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