A chikin fight like no other, and more

A chikin fight like no other

Fast-food chain Chick-fil-A has ordered a Vermont silk-screen artist to stop printing T-shirts with the slogan “Eat More Kale,” alleging it’s too similar to Chick-fil-A’s slogan, “Eat Mor Chikin.” Artist Bo Muller-Moore, a locavore, says he won’t “back down,” and his lawyer says, “I don’t think anyone will step forward and say they bought an ‘Eat More Kale’ shirt thinking it was a Chick-fil-A product.”

A hostage-taker sues his hostages

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A fugitive who took a Kansas couple hostage in their home is suing them for $235,000. Accused murderer Jesse Dimmick claims Jared and Lindsay Rowley accepted his knifepoint offer of money to hide in their house. But the Rowleys later breached their “oral contract” by escaping as he slept, Dimmick says, “resulting in my being shot in the back by authorities.”