naked NEWS – Tia Larose In News off the Top – Thursday July 17, 2025

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I’m Isabella Rossini!

And I’m Alana Blaire!

And we’d like to welcome you all to this Thursday, July 17th edition of Naked News.

Eila’s getting patriotic a little later in Naked Goes Pop and Frankie has her Naked Sports Report today.

And of course, we’ll be wrapping up the show with your feedback emails so make sure to stick around to the very end.

First things first, Isabella. I’d like to know what your favorite soft drink is? Well, if you were playing along at home and unlike us, you said COKE was your favorite soda, you’re far from alone – and you might want to brace yourself for a possible ingredient change!

You would think “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”, but as Tia’s here to tell us, the formula consumed by the American public could be changing.

It’s true ladies! The #1 soda in the U.S. is about to get an ingredient change, and it’s all thanks to President Trump. Let’s get to the story. According to a post by Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform, Coca-Cola has agreed to use cane sugar in its American beverages! As all you Coca-Cola connoisseurs know, the soft drink contains cane sugar in several markets, but American Coca-Cola is usually sweetened with high-fructose corn syrup. A Coca-Cola spokesperson didn’t 100% confirm the switch but they said the company will be sharing details on some new offerings soon, and we’re pretty sure this will be one of them.

Next time you fly on Delta Airlines, your ticket price might have been set by artificial intelligence! Delta has been testing the use of A.I. on about one to three percent of its network for the past few months. And it’s been working well enough that the airline plans to bump that to TWENTY percent by the end of the year! This might actually be GOOD news for most casual flyers, as it’ll help Delta figure out who should get what rates, to maximize butts in seats AND revenue!

And a federal judge has QUASHED a rule that would have kept medical debt from being included in credit reports. The rule had been implemented by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and would have boosted millions of families’ credit scores by an average of twenty percent. Arguably, that would’ve been fairer as research shows that having medical debt is a “poor predictor” of whether someone will be able to repay a loan. But this judge found that the CFPB.’s rule was outside its authority, under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Time for me to take a quick break, but I’ll be back in a flash with more headlines.

#artificial intelligence, #Delta, #sugar, #debt, #Coke

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