Us News
WATCH: Starbucks says it'll pay its baristas to make TikToks
Starting this summer, the company says baristas can earn a direct cut of the ad revenue, as long as their videos are Starbucks approved. ABC News contributor Mike Muse discusses more.
Published July 8, 2026, 10:18 PM
2.0K
Related Stories
Us News
Mexico-England is most watched non-US English-language World Cup match in US history
The match between England and Mexico in the round of 16 has become the most-watched World Cup game not involving the U.S. broadcast in English in the country’s history, according to Fox. The network says an average of more than 21.7 million tuned in to watch England's 3-2 victory in Mexico City on S
28 minutes ago
Continue reading ›
Us News
NHL star says signing Leo Carlsson at record $18 million a year could end up being a steal
Brady Tkachuk says Leo Carlsson's $18 million offer sheet from the Philadelphia Flyers is "probably going to be underpaid" as the Ducks' deadline nears.
29 minutes ago
Continue reading ›
Us News
Democratic strategist says Maine Senate race upheaval is "a moment for everybody to take a lesson"
Maine Democrats are scrambling for an alternative to Graham Platner as they pressure the Senate nominee to drop out of his race. Political strategists Joel Payne and Doug Heye join with analysis.
40 minutes ago
Continue reading ›