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Marsha’s House has been the center of several lawsuits for abuse and neglect, and has been criticized by ex-residents.
Its residents make up just 6.5% of the city’s population, and yet host two-thirds of the city’s waste sites, incinerators, and factories.
Delta’s newest lounge—with art deco lighting fixtures and gold leaf ceilings—is full of nods to New York cultural icons.
Smartphone bans in schools, while hard to enforce, are meant to improve childrens’ mental health and focus in the classroom.
That could change as Shein gears up to go public.
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Following several quarters of missed results, the chain is the latest of many to announce bargain deals.
A year later, no one’s buying.
Bruce Zalkin has 35 years in the trade and sold one couple's collection for $250,000.
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“We always want to give people big portions that get them excited about the food,” Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol told Fortune.
“Parents: You need to get off the backs of your teachers.”
Landfills emit three times more methane than previously thought, a new study reveals.
Legislation prevents workers from striking without permission from the government.
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Fast-fashion, a notoriously wasteful industry, is now offering bridal collections.
Wozniak encouraged students to decide for themselves what’s right or wrong when faced with institutional pushback.
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Leo Lukenas III, a former Green Beret, joined Bank of America as an investment banker last summer. He died on May 2.
Columbia made new rules after 1968 to protect students from mass arrests. Ignoring them has left a “sense of alienation and violation by students...
A decades-long push by American beer companies is partly responsible for it.
The drugmaker is optimistic about higher sales with new vaccines and a little help from AI in the coming years.
Goldman Sachs, International Monetary Fund, and the Congressional Budget Office are the latest to warn it’s a looming problem.
Fast food workers are finally earning livable pay, but consumers are facing the costs
"It’s much easier politically to pass a law that targets TikTok than a privacy law.”
The license is also helping them earn way more than they did before prison.
U.S. agencies say milk is still safe thanks to pasteurization, a process invented in 1864 to kill harmful bacteria.
U.S. agencies say milk is still safe thanks to pasteurization, a process invented in 1864 to kill harmful bacteria.
Her case is an extreme example of disasters that can arise in a sugar relationship.
The well-preserved mid-century home was one of Ellwood’s few remaining designs.
The proposal is meant to hold billionaires tax-accountable–and use the money to help the poorest people survive climate change.
When Laura Wright told her school’s principal about her first pregnancy, he replied, “you didn’t plan that too smart.”
Salman Rushdie was hunted by Iran for decades over his controversial novel. He just published another
Ticketmaster currently controls more than 80% of the market share for major concerts–and customers pay dearly, in more ways than one.
Biden has now dished out $153 billion in student debt relief trying to fix the broken loan system.
The fraud is equivalent to 3% of the country's GDP.
Older-age pregnancies have risen 900% over the past five decades.
The U.S already leads the world in military spending–and the numbers are on the rise.
The Nobel prize nominee has been an increasingly major player in food philanthropy—and international politics—for well over a decade.
Tax breaks for beekeepers and the country’s need for pollinators help explain the busier hives–but climate change still threatens colony collapse.
It’s a comeback—of sorts.
The 35-year-old Texas man hopes that his name can be on the ballot as a "neither" vote.
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Its stock price is soaring–but a Wedbush analyst warns the platform doesn’t have the profitability to back up the hype.
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