CEO Brian Niccol is facing heated backlash for the "out of touch" remarks, though he does have some supporters.

The coffee chain is already known for its infamously liberal culture. Now, it's becoming known for another holiday tradition, too.

An employee working at a Starbucks was fired after she wrote a message on a customer's cup that accused Charlie Kirk of being racist.

A self-described heterosexual man filed a lawsuit against Starbucks, his employer, claiming he faced discrimination from his LGBT colleagues.

Starbucks will reverse a policy allowing anyone and everyone to use the bathrooms or linger in stores without buying any items.

"Nobody involved, in my observation, including me, the other customers, and even the staff seemed to be happy."

Escalating pro-Palestinian protests are making life hard on American brands and franchises around the globe.

Her post went viral, and many commenters shared similar experiences at Starbucks or expressed support for the young woman.

"I just wanted to do the right thing as a person and as an employee," one of the baristas said in a statement.

A woman faces potential prosecution after cops busted her for alleged theft of $2,500 worth of Stanley cups in California.