A cargo ship full of luxury cars is on fire and adrift in the middle of the Atlantic
The 656 foot-long Felicity Ace ship caught fire in the North Atlantic as it carried cargo, including Porsches and Volkswagens, from Germany to Rhode Island.
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The Utterly Moderate podcast: All about America's Supply Chain (with Steven Melnyk)
Social scientist Dr. Lawrence Eppard is joined by Steven Melnyk, a professor of supply chain management in the Broad College of Business at Michigan State University to help us understand the ins and outs of a system that many of us gave little thought to before the pandemic: the supply chain.
US ban on Mexican avocados leads to them 'being sold like gold'
After the U.S. ban on Mexican avocado imports, the fruit known as oro verde, or green gold, may become so scarce it could be worth its weight in gold.
Wildfires used to ease in intensity at night, but a study says it's not the case anymore
According to a study, wildfires in the U.S. are becoming bigger and stronger at night, the time when firefighters used to be able to gain some ground.
Some good COVID news: Hybrid immunity may be the answer, most Americans immune to omicron, unemployment low
Although the virus is still here and protests are still ongoing, there may be some hope in the world of coronavirus.
Chocolate unwrapped: What to know before you buy
Semisweet versus bittersweet? Fairtrade versus Direct Trade? Read on for your key to decoding terms and certifications on chocolate packaging.
More “Pets Allowed” in 2022: Increasing number of hotels welcome pets brand-wide
America’s love affair with pets continues to grow by leaps and bounds. With 70% of Americans having at least one pet, and pet spending at an all-time high, more people are focusing on their furry kids. Many companies are following suit - especially when it comes to the hospitality sector.
Girl Scout cookies take a hit from supply chain shortages
The pandemic's hit on global supply chains is now affecting one of America's most cherished snacks this time of year: Girl Scout cookies.
Taco Bell is bringing back a fan-favorite dessert after a seven-year wait
The Klondike Choco Taco will be added to menus at select Taco Bell locations. The company said that the treat is a test, hinting at the possibility it could expand nationwide.
Sexual assault reports up sharply at US military academies
Reported sexual assaults at the U.S. military academies increased sharply during the 2020-21 school year, according to several U.S. officials.
First Black female AG in US history to defend the NFL in racial discrimination lawsuit
Loretta Lynch, who was the first Black female attorney general in US history, will defend the NFL in the racial discrimination lawsuit filed by Brian Flores earlier this month.
Watch Now: Egyptian researcher designs brain wave controlled wheelchair
An Egyptian researcher designs a wheelchair for people with tetraplegia which operates by receiving users' brainwaves.
A family guide to new movie releases
Here's a look at a few family-friendly films coming to theaters this week.
PennyWise podcast: Is it time for a HELOC comeback?
Interest in home equity lines of credit should revive in 2022 as mortgage rates go up. Is it time for a HELOC comeback?
'The brand is so toxic': Democrats fear extinction in rural America
The Democratic Party's brand is so toxic in some parts of rural America that liberals are removing bumper stickers and refusing to acknowledge their party affiliation publicly.
Video showing police breaking up fight between Black teen, white teen in N.J. mall prompts outrage
"We recognize that this video has made members of our community upset and are calling for an internal affairs investigation," the police department wrote.
How poisonous mercury gets from coal-fired power plants into the fish you eat
The U.S. is moving to revive mercury limits for coal-fired power plants. A scientist explains mercury’s health risks and the role power plants play.
COVID seems to be getting better here, but around the world tells a different story
States and localities are continuing to drop their mask mandates here in the U.S., but places like Hong Kong and South Korea are seeing the opposite trend. Here's that and more COVID news.
Need an excuse to eat more chocolate? Try these 3 recipes
From breakfast to dessert, enjoy chocolate every meal of the day with these recipes from a Hawaiian chef.
Employers take note: Most remote workers don't want to go back to the office
Among Americans with jobs that can be done remotely, 59% say they still are working from home much or all of the time, according to a new survey released Wednesday by the Pew Research Center.
