In August 1888, The New York Sun published a poem, attributed to “Anonymous,” called “Casey at the Bat.” And the story of how it ended up in the Sun is a curious one. The light verses were actually by ...

From tacos to all-day breakfast, Jack in the Box's menu is expansive. We singled out this classic item as one you're best off ordering at other chains.

Poem of the Day: ‘Game Called’ Grantland Rice’s poem, originally published in the Sun after Babe Ruth died, has an unstudied sorrow about it — a real sense that something strong and vibrant had been ...

Jack in the Box has doled out burgers, tacos, and fries for well over 70 years, but the fast food staple has hit a rough patch as of late.

With “Poem of the Day,” The New York Sun offers a daily portion of verse selected by Joseph Bottum with the help of the North Carolina poet Sally Thomas, the Sun’s associate poetry editor. Tied to the ...

Shares of fast-food chain Jack in the Box (NASDAQ:JACK) fell 9.4% in the morning session after the company reported weak first-quarter 2025 results as revenue and same-store sales fell slightly ...

A New York Sun columnist, Don Marquis, invented the character of Archy, a poetry-writing cockroach, in 1916.

Jack in the Box announced it will close up to 200 underperforming restaurants and possibly sell its Del Taco brand.

Jack in the Box is back in the box — fast-food chain returning to Chicago area starting next year The San Diego-based chain is planning to open eight 24-hour restaurants in the city and suburbs ...

American fast-food chain Jack in the Box says it will close up to 200 "underperforming" restaurants to strengthen its balance sheet as customers pare back their spending.

American fast-food chain Jack in the Box says it will close up to 200 "underperforming" restaurants to strengthen its balance sheet as customers pare back their spending.

Jack in the Box plans to close approximately 10% of its locations and is exploring a sale of its Del Taco brand amid a broader overhaul of the fast food chain that is struggling as customers cut ...