Whopper: Burger King Thinks It Can Explain Net Neutrality with Hamburgers
Burger King has released a video criticizing the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality by attempting to explain the issue through their hamburgers.

Burger King has released a video criticizing the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality by attempting to explain the issue through their hamburgers.

Following the release of a Burger King ad which took advantage of the Google Home voice search feature, Google has blocked the recording from triggering a search for the company’s food.

The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) is slashing its organizing budget by $90 million, in a sign that unions fear their message will not resonate during a Trump administration, according to Businessweek.

As presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump has preached a message of “America first,” major American companies, that have been staples of manufacturing and economic growth, are being bought up by foreign companies, at what seems to be an exponential rate.

A Burger King employee in Dallas, TX was attacked by a man because his milkshake did not meet satisfaction, a Fox 59 report says. Surveillance footage captured a man standing at the counter throwing the milkshake and then a chair towards

Pranksters face felony charges after they convinced workers at numerous fast food restaurants to break windows due to a gas leak.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) —You don’t have to go to Japan to try Burger King’s black-bunned Whopper.

With a whopper of a crowd waiting out in the Christ the Redeemer Square in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Pope Francis slipped into a nearby Burger King restaurant Thursday to change into his liturgical vestments for Mass.

During Wednesday’s “Opening Bell with Maria Bartiromo” on Fox Business Network, Liz McDonald reported that Burger King paid nearly $1 million to advertise by putting their mascot, the Burger King, in boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s entourage in his match against

Western jihadists in the Islamic State (ISIS), seemingly nostalgic for the comfort of the infidel lifestyle, have begun posting photos to social media of Western treats such as Burger King and Pringles, smuggled in from Turkey with future jihadists.
