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Starbucks’ Holiday Drinks: When Will Iced Sugar Cookie Almond Milk Latte Hit Stores?

Many Starbucks fan favorites and some new additions will be featured on the 2021 holiday season menu.

US Service Sector Registers Strong Growth As Delta Variant Declines

The US economy is bouncing back from a two-month recession lasting from March through April 2020 and caused by the Covid-19 pandemic

The U.S. service sector is showing strength in the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, pandemic after-shocks, including supply chain bottlenecks and labor shortages, are hobbling a broader recovery.

Mega Millions Winning Numbers: Did Anyone Win Nov. 2 Jackpot?

The next Mega Millions lottery drawing will be held on Friday, Nov. 5.

Some of the hiring signs posted around Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio as firms look to recruit scarce workers

Private Payrolls Beat Expectations With 571,000 Hires, Driven By Strong Hospitality Sector

For the second month in a row, hospitality drove a surge in new hiring as the number of private payrolls rose in October.

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Supporters at a rally by US President Donald Trump in Georgia

Homeowner Faces Daily Fines For Hanging ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ Banner Outside His Home

Walton County Code Enforcement is fining Seagrove Beach homeowner Marvin Peavy, a Trump supporter, $50 for each day he displays his three-story-tall “Trump Won” banner.

Eric Adams is poised to become New York's second Black mayor

New York Elects Black Ex-cop Adams As Next Mayor

Adams had been the overwhelming favorite to defeat Republican rival and volunteer crime fighter Curtis Sliwa in the liberal-voting bastion where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by seven to one.

Fourth Stimulus Check Approved? Online Posts Say 'Checks Passed Today', IRS Denies Claims

A video posted on YouTube claimed the fourth round of checks will be worth at least $15,000.

The US government has been preparing to roll the Pfizer Covid vaccine out to 28 million children aged 5-11

US Gives Final Approval Of Pfizer's Covid Vaccine For Children Aged 5-11

Days after gaining authorization from the Food and Drug Administration, the vaccine was endorsed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, clearing the way for the vaccination of up to 28 million children.

India's vaccine exports have resumed, with officials saying the 'pharmacy of the world' will be back in full swing in 2022

581 Fully Vaccinated Indiana Residents Died Of COVID-19; 56,000 Breakthrough Cases Recorded

The total number of breakthrough deaths in the state represent 0.017% of Indiana's fully vaccinated population.

Father Accused Of Killing Daughter's Boyfriend Who Allegedly Sold Her To Sex Trafficking Ring

A man in Washington state was charged with first-degree murder

Giant Rare 'Stinky' Corpse Flower Blooms For First Time In Years, 'Smell Of Death' Attracts Thousands

The bloom of a rare jungle plant attracts thousands at the Botanical Garden in Southern California.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Congress Urged To Not ‘Ghost’ America On Direct Payments

A petition for continued stimulus aid for Americans has only continued to gain momentum, and now, it’s demanding action from Congress.

How The White House Plans To Tackle Gun Suicides And Increase Gun Safety

The Biden administration put forward a new strategy to address gun suicides with a special focus on gun storage, public education, and preventing suicides among military veterans.

An American flag endorsing QAnon, one of the conspiracy theories cited by a father who confessed to killing his children because he believed it would save the world from "monsters"

QAnon Goes To Dallas To Watch JFK Proclaim Donald Trump President

In Dallas, hundreds of QAnon supporters gather to witness events that will cause either Trump or one of the famous dead members of the political Kennedy family to become President.

Needle Found In Kit-Kat Bar: Police Warn Of 'Tampered' Halloween Candy

Sewing needle was reported found in a child's Halloween candy from trick-or-treating.

Sachias said hundreds of people who believe they have recovered from Covid-19 have applied to help in New York, the US epicenter of the highly contagious virus that accounts for nearly half of related deaths stateside

COVID In The USA: Young Whites From South Making Up Greater Share Of Last 100,000 Deaths

A large number of the last 100,000 deaths have shared a few traits in common: being younger, white and living in the South.

New COVID Delta Variant: These 8 States Have Detected The More Infectious AY.4.2 Strain

The fast-spreading Delta Plus AY.4.2 variant has been detected in eight sates and at least 42 countries.

Brian Laundrie Case Update: Police Admit He Was ‘Probably’ Dead Before Search Began

Florida Police say Brian Laundrie "probably" died by suicide and was likely dead before the search for him began.

All Souls' Day 2021: History, Quotes To Remember The Departed Souls

All Souls' Day is commemorated as a day for honoring the dead.

Rodent Infested Popeyes Outlet Closes After Viral Video Shows Rats Running Around Kitchen [Video]

A deliveryman for Popeyes has posted a disturbing video of the outlet's rat-infested kitchen in Capitol Hill.

Mother Who Lived With Her Dead Child’s Remains Faces Multiple Charges, Including Tampering With Evidence

The Texas woman allegedly locked up and abandoned her three other kids with the deceased boy’s decomposing body.

81-Year-Old Pharmacist Accused Of Distributing Drugs In Exchange For Sex

Police began an investigation on April 18 after receiving an anonymous tip about the now-defunct Murray-Overhill Pharmacy, which Martin Brian owned.

Stevie Patrice Johnson Update: Amber Alert Issued For 14-Year-Old Texas Girl Likely In Danger

Authorities believe the girl may be in grave or immediate danger.

The campus of George Washington University is nearly empty as in-person classes have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic -- but students say they are being shortchanged, with distance learning not a comparable substitute

Torah Scroll Desecrated At George Washington University, Jewish Frat House Vandalized

Blue detergent was poured on Torah texts and hot sauce was rubbed on the chapter house walls.

Police Issue Warning After Sewing Needle Is Found In Halloween Candy

The child who found the needle in a KitKat bar was uninjured.

Maryland Man Wins $2 Million With Lottery Ticket ... For The Second Time

A Maryland man won a scratch-off lottery ticket worth millions for the second time in his life.

COVID Shots For Children To Roll Out Next Week At 'Full Strength,' Says White House

The White House said that its rollout for the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines for children between the ages 5 to 11 will be "running at full strength."

Talks are underway with Moderna over use of the vaccine formula, which is protected by patents

Biden Administration To Require Allowance For Paid Time Off, Sick Leave For COVID-19 Vaccinations

The Labor Department will require private employers to allow employees who receive a COVID-19 vaccine to get paid time off and sick leave.

Police in Kenosha, Wisconsin are seen firing tear gas during race-related protests on August 25, 2020

Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Judge Thought It Was A Good Idea To Play 'Jeopardy' With Jurors

Kyle Rittenhouse trial Judge Bruce Schroeder played a game of 'Jeopardy' with jurors during a technical problem that occurred during the selection process.

US President Joe Biden says unvaccinated Americans are "sowing confusion" after being asked about potential uncertainty regarding the recent mask mandate. People fully vaccinated against Covid-19 in high-risk parts of the United States have been advised t

Biden Administration Allows Contractors Leeway On Compliance With Vaccine Mandate

The U.S. government released updated guidelines for how federal contractors adhere to rules on vaccinating their workforces and keeping employees safe from COVID-19.