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More than 40,000 Americans are genetically related to 27 enslaved people excavated from Maryland

Scientists partnered with genetic testing service, 23andMe to conduct DNA testing on the remains of 27 enslaved people excavated from Maryland's Catoctin Furnace.

 

Tuesday's Mega Millions jackpot is highest ever at $1.58 billion. See winning numbers for Aug. 8.

The Mega Millions jackpot is expected to be the game's largest prize ever and ranks third for the nation's biggest lottery jackpot of all-time.

 

A Hoover's delight! Famous New York dairy company announces it will begin crafting, selling ice cream

A century old Buffalo dairy farm is now selling homemade ice cream in an effort to curb unnecessary costs to ship excess of milk product.

 

Minion Land opens at Universal Orlando Resort Friday! See ticket prices, attraction details

Building off the popular Despicable Me Minion Mayhem attraction, Universal Orlando Resort opens Minion Land Friday, August 11

 

NYC doctor accused of drugging, filming himself sexually assaulting patients

Dr. Zhi Alan Cheng is charged with multiple counts of rape and assault on allegations he filmed himself abusing women, some at NY-Presbyterian Queens.

 

After McDonald's Grimace success, are new restaurants next? What we know about 'CosMc'

McDonald's plans to test some new 'small format' restaurant locations in early 2024. A character named CosMc is expected to be prominent.

 

Campbell Soup shells out $2.7B for popular pasta sauces in deal with Sovos Brands

Campbell's move to buy Rao marks the company's biggest acquisition since it dropped $4.87 billion to buy pretzel leader Snyder's-Lance in 2018.

 

What is the Mega Millions jackpot? How Tuesday's drawing ranks among largest prizes ever

The Mega Millions jackpot is climbing to historic levels. Here are the 10 biggest prizes in lottery history.

 

Even Zoom wants its workers back in the office: 'A hybrid approach'

Calling it a hybrid approach, "most effective for Zoom," the company said employees who live near an office must work in person at least twice a week.

 

New NY marijuana dispensary licenses halted by judge. Why it happened

A group of service-disabled veterans sued to stop NY from exclusively prioritizing justice-involved applicants for marijuana dispensary licenses.

 

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