In 1996, John Leonard sued Pepsi over a promise to deliver a Harrier jet for 7 million Pepsi points. The case weaved through court systems for three years before a judge ruled in Pepsi's favor, stating that a commercial is not a contractual offer and the commercial was clearly tongue-in-cheek. The case has become a staple in law schools, offering an entertaining look into the infinite gray area of contract law. [... more]

A 21-year-old business student, John Leonard, sues Pepsi over a promise made in a commercial for a Harrier jet, sparking a three-year court battle that weaves through the gray area of contract law. [... more]

Wat Hoang recounts his family's journey fleeing Vietnam and arriving in America, where they struggled to assimilate into a new culture. Meanwhile, Andrew Millard shares his work at Loma Linda University Health, where patients with prostate cancer undergo proton treatment and experience a transformative healing environment that fosters spirituality and community. [... more]

A Marine turned cartoon animator shares his journey from serving in the Marine Corps to becoming a successful animator, and how his Christian faith influenced his career. He also tells the story of a curious case of contract law involving a Harrier jet and PepsiCo. [... more]

Family estrangements can be a deeply painful and prevalent issue, affecting millions of Americans. Meanwhile, Broadway is back in action, with shows like Tina, the Tina Turner musical, and The Price is Right celebrating milestones. In Louisiana, linemen are being recognized as heroes for their work in restoring power after Hurricane Ida. Indra Nooyi, a former CEO of PepsiCo, is advocating for gender equity in the workplace, citing her own experiences as a working mother and her mission to harness the capabilities of women. [... more]