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Cheer Cheese, as its now called, was founded in 1935 under a different brand name said to be inspired by Edward William Coon, an American who patented a process for cheese maturation.

Ford is ending its manufacturing operations in Brazil and will discontinue production of the Troller T4. Ford purchased the Troller brand in 2007.

The explosive quarantine drink trends don’t appear to be stopping anytime soon.

“Top Chef” star Brooke Williamson’s restaurant is getting overwhelmed -- with donated food orders.

A woman in Virginia is giving away her engagement and wedding rings to a couple who faced adversity in 2020.

The U.S. is split on cats and dogs.

Some states are better for raising a family than others.

The pandemic has been hard on a lot of people.

The nation’s capital will have to wait a little longer to dine indoors.

A pet cat that was believed to have been killed in a mudslide three years ago was found alive and has been reunited with one of the people from her old life.

This new organization line is bound to spark joy.

A neighborhood in Missouri is coming to the realization that there aren't just sewers under their streets. 

Amazon beat traditional supermarkets and was Americans’ favorite way to purchase groceries in 2020, a new report claims.

GM teased its upcoming electric Chevrolet pickup at CES on Tuesday, including it in a shaded gallery of new models.

A married couple in Quebec apparently decided to test out a loophole they thought they discovered in the local coronavirus regulations. Unfortunately for them, the authorities didn’t agree that husbands can be considered "pets."

The Girl Scouts of the USA have announced a partnership with Grubhub to expand their sales channels.

Cadillac is planning for a very different transportation landscape in the future with designs for an autonomous drone taxi and luxury van.

Over 100 customers at a Whataburger in Pace, Fla., treated each other to breakfast and lunch during an hours-long “pay-it-forward” chain at the drive-thru, initiated after an act of kindness by a regular customer.

The Massachusetts house where Lizzie Borden’s father and stepmother were brutally axed to death in the 19th century has hit the market for $2 million.

Etsy has pulled an offensive T-shirt reading “Camp Auschwitz” and blocked the seller from business. A similar sweatshirt was worn by one of the Capitol rioters last week.