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Americans are buying more alcohol during the coronavirus…
Alcohol beverage industry analyst Bump Williams said store sales are up because customers are stocking up on economy-size cases from the biggest brands, such as Budweiser and Coors. But experts say most of the 8,000-plus…
Got coronavirus? You may get a surprise medical…
Christopher Hoffman had the telltale symptoms: a dry cough, trouble breathing and a missing sense of smell. In early March, before the coronavirus shut the country down, the 25-year-old New Yorker went to urgent care,…
Earth Day at 50: Why the legacy of…
The first Earth Day, held on April 22, 1970, marked a turning point for U.S. environmentalism, capturing the growing activism of the 1960s and putting the country on track to create the Environmental Protection Agency…
Nova Scotia shooting: 22 confirmed killed in Canadas…
TORONTO — Canadian police said Tuesday they believe there are 22 victims after a gunman went on a rampage in rural communities across Nova Scotia over the weekend. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said they…
College admissions scandal: Ex-UCLA coach to plead guilty…
Former UCLA men's soccer coach Jorge Salcedo agreed to plead guilty for his role in the college admissions scandal, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Boston said Tuesday. Dozens have been charged in the scheme in…
Trumps immigration ban raises plenty of questions. Heres…
WASHINGTON — In a late-night tweet Monday, President Donald Trump declared that he would be "signing an Executive Order to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States." In light of the attack from the Invisible…
Trump wishes Kim Jong Un good luck amid…
President Donald Trump wished the secretive North Korean leader well Tuesday, amid international speculation over Kim Jong Un's health. "I just have to say to Kim Jong Un, good luck," Trump told reporters at the…
In a tiny explosion of birth, coral scientists…
Keri O'Neil almost missed the tiny grains expelled by the ridge cactus coral that she studies at the Florida Aquarium's Center for Conservation. The small pellets, measuring just one-eighth of an inch long, were easy…