Costco tests new scanners to crack down on membership sharing
Costco is testing new technology to scan shoppers' cards at the door to make sure they're actually members.
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Costco is testing new technology to scan shoppers' cards at the door to make sure they're actually members.
The Maine Superior Court on Wednesday said former President Donald Trump can be listed on the state's Republican presidential primary ballot for now.
Tesla owners and people with other electric vehicles are finding that cold winter weather is impacting their EV battery.
Cancer deaths continued to decrease, according to the report, but experts warned that the rise in some of the most deadly forms of cancer could mean an increase in deaths is ahead.
If you are in area affected by a freeze, and you find the pipes in your home have frozen, here are some ways to thaw them out.
"I am more optimistic than ever before that we come to an agreement," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters.
"Saturday Night Live" creator Lorne Michaels said he has thought about what might happen when he leaves the show, which has been on for nearly 50 years.
"Sometimes, when you go through disappointments, you think that your dream is crushed, but then another door swings wide open," Nichols said during an interview on "CBS Mornings."
The songwriter will be officially inducted on June 13 in New York City.
The mother of a 17-month-old claimed police raided the wrong home and said her baby was injured by a flash-bang used during the Jan. 10 operation.
Sen. Ed Markey leads the effort in Congress to require the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to draft a new strength standard for vehicle seats within two years.
U.S. service members alleged that 3M's combat earplugs were defective, leaving them with hearing loss and tinnitus.
The victim was swept into a gully, then remained buried for about 15 minutes before being found by a companion in the mountains, officials said.
New rule would effectively eliminate what the White House calls "exorbitant" charges for overdrawn bank accounts.
In January 2023, the Department of Veterans Affairs instituted a new policy allowing eligible veterans in acute suicidal crisis to go to any VA or non-VA health care facility to receive emergency care at no cost.