These menus could fundamentally transform the ordering experience at restaurants.

Scott Sanchez used to have a hard time deciding what to eat, especially when he was traveling. The 42-year-old wanted to lose weight and found he needed to dissect a menu with the waiter before he could order. It was a challenge, he says, but one that gave birth to The Fit, a menu personalization platform that uses artificial intelligence to give restaurant brands and their customers the option to customize their menu and food choices.

And The Fit is far from alone.

Attorney Eleftheria Elfie Tompatzoglou’s lifelong fight against fascism is culminating in Greece’s trial of the century.

Shortly after midnight on Sept. 18, 2013, members of the Greek neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn accosted Pavlos Fyssas and his friends in an Athens suburb. Fyssas’ friends got away, but the anti-fascist rapper was chased down and murdered by Giorgos Roupakias, a professed member of Golden Dawn.

“I thought the killing was going to trigger a civil war,” says Tompatzoglou, one of three attorneys representing the Fyssas family. “There was no way anti-fascist groups were going to let this go.” And she's leading the fight.

Donald Trump openly calling for Ukraine and China to investigate Joe Biden brings to mind jaw-droppers of the past.

So far, this unseasonably hot impeachment autumn feels a bit like spring 2017. Relentless news alerts, a gusher of troubling leaks pouring from the Oval Office, crimes committed out in the open … or so it seemed. It was that May when President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, and then connected the firing with his desire for the Russia investigation to end in an interview with NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt.