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As warm as it is right now, late fall isn't that far away.
Even if you don't "like" the color pink, you may be drawn to it. There's science behind it.
Thousands of people have been infected with foodborne illnesses so far this year.
This marks the fifth cyclospora investigation by the FDA since early July.
With a little less than three months until our clocks are set to "fall back" to standard time, the pressure to pass a bill that could prevent that is...
All but three states have reported cases potentially linked to the outbreak.
Michigan health officials reported what appear to be the first deaths in connection with the ongoing cyclospora outbreak on Monday.
With these new openings, Raising Cane's is inching closer to having 1,000 restaurants throughout the U.S.
Few would still have sunsets after 8 p.m. under permanent standard time.
An 83-year-old's death, as well as several fires and consumers being injured, have sparked the recall.
More than a dozen cases of cyclosporiasis have been linked to this new outbreak.
There's still plenty of time to get in a vacation before the kids go back to school. Not having the right ID could cost you, though.
More than 10,000 cases have been reported in Michigan alone, adding fuel to the nation's largest outbreak on record.
Buc-ee's has been known to bring lawsuits against companies, accusing them of trademark or copyright infringement. John Oliver is daring the...
Is your city among the safest?
The eggs were only distributed in a handful of states, while the salmonella cases have been reported in more than a dozen.
For some, the sun would rise after 9 a.m. for at least a few days in winter.
States are currently holding billions and billions in unclaimed funds. Some may even belong to you.
You have just days to submit a claim to receive up to $51.
At least 72 cases have been linked to this outbreak.
Both white and cage-free brown eggs are impacted.
If it looks like a Jimothy and it walks like a Jimothy, it's probably a Jimothy.
The CDC noted that two states in particular have seen cases jump.
An "internal packaging defect" is to blame, according to the recall notice.
Some consumers may have a hypersensitivity to the possible contaminate, officials warn.
At least 1,600 cases have been linked to the outbreak, but the true case count is likely much
Despite the false positive, federal regulators are still focused on shredded lettuce.
While the schedule is wonky, you'll still get the funds you are intended to receive.
Businesses have taken different approaches in giving back change on cash transactions. A bill that passed the House this month could improve the...
Businesses have taken different approaches in giving back change on cash transactions. A bill that passed the House this month could improve the...
We could soon be observing year-round daylight saving time – again.
The U.S. could make daylight saving time permanent soon. Is that a good thing?
Wildfire smoke is blanketing parts of the U.S. this week, bringing hazy, smelly conditions to millions.
Without the penny, the nickel has presumably gained some value. It could also get a new look.
It may be awhile before conditions improve.
The cause remains under investigation.
Dozens of protests are set to take place this weekend as people speak out against AI data centers.
The U.S. is one step closer to locking the clocks.
Thousands of cases have been confirmed across the U.S., but it's likely the true number of people who have fallen ill is even higher.
The actual adjustment won't be announced until later this year, but projections suggest seniors could see a modest bump.
The House could vote on a bill this week that would make daylight saving time permanent.
Michigan alone has confirmed more than 2,000 cases. It's still unclear what has caused the spike in illness.
The House could vote on a bill this week that would make daylight saving time permanent.
While a House bill to make daylight saving permanent could be voted on this week, another new bill calls for an opposite approach.
(NEXSTAR) – Hundreds of people, and likely more, have fallen ill thanks to a parasite in recent weeks. While authorities continue to search for the...
It's been a gnarly year for ticks already in the U.S., but the ticks you're seeing will vary depending on where you live.
It's still unclear what has caused the spike in illnesses.
It's been a busy summer for recalls. Here are some you may have missed.
You may want to stock up on Forever stamps now.
While authorities are working to determine what is behind the spread of a parasite capable of causing "explosive" diarrhea, there are already several...
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