Target pulls Pokemon cards, citing threat to workers
Soaring trading card prices are leading collectors to extremes and resulting in shopper brawls and even break-ins.
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Soaring trading card prices are leading collectors to extremes and resulting in shopper brawls and even break-ins.
The New York mayor did what many would love to do on a work video call: chow down on fries and a burger.
Senator Ed Markey said the ideals of the Green New Deal "are in the DNA of President Biden's American Jobs Plan."
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The chicken chain is allowing customers just one sauce packet per entree ordered to cope with tight supply.
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Republican Congressman Andrew Clyde suggested Wednesday those who breached the Capitol behaved as if it was a "normal tourist visit."
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World's biggest online retailer says new employees will get $100 if they're already vaccinated against COVID-19.
At 23 years old, Owen Hurcum is not only the youngest mayor in Wales, but "first ever openly Non-Binary Mayor of any city anywhere," they said.
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