NFL player donates $18,000 to migrant aid facility
The Humanitarian Respite Center provides a place for refugees to rest and use other amenities as well as receive medicine and other supplies.
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Lawsuits liken employer background checks to snooping
Companies from Amazon to Uber are accused in lawsuits of improperly conducting background checks on job applicants
Cancer warning proposed for alcohol
Studies show that less than half of Americans are aware of the connection between alcohol and cancer
"Fixer Upper" stars donate $1.5 million to children's hospital
As well as the noteworthy donation, the couple gifted the nearby St. Jude Target House with a new, one-of-a-kind playhouse
Apple moving production of U.S.-built Mac Pro computer to China
The disclosure comes after the company last week said it may move 30% of production out of China
Biden defends his track record on race after debate stage clash with Harris
Biden addressed criticism from Kamala Harris that he did not support federally imposed busing in the 1970s
Sarah Sanders marks her last day at the White House
Her tenure was marked by vigorous defense of the president, controversial claims and fewer press briefings
Jimmy Carter calls Trump an "illegitimate president"
"He lost the election, and he was put into office because the Russians interfered on his behalf," Carter said
LGBTQ elders recall the Stonewall Inn riots on 50th anniversary
"As long as there's goodness in people's hearts, and I think there is, we will find ways to benefit society," Martin Boyce said
Alleged mastermind in David Ortiz shooting arrested
Victor Hugo Gomez has a lengthy criminal history and may have ties to a drug cartel, according to prosecutors
The minimum wage rises July 1 in these places
Minimum wage gets a boost in a handful of cities and states July 1, pushing up pay for tens of thousands of workers
U.S. sanctions Nicolas Maduro's son
Treasury is freezing any U.S. assets belonging to Nicolas Maduro Jr. and prohibits Americans from doing business with him
Toys R Us' bankruptcy lawyers get $56M. Fired workers? $2M
The award amounts to about $60 per worker for 33,000 former retail employees represented in a class-action suit
The RealReal, gone public, sees stock jump 45%
The retailer, which has yet to make a profit, runs a secondhand market for authentic luxury goods
Missouri's last abortion clinic can stay open for now
The clinic will be allowed to continue providing abortions until a final decision is made on Planned Parenthood's license.
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