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The coronavirus pandemic almost caused Sakina Halal Grill in Washington, D.C., to close, but when the owner asked for help, more than $260,000 in donations came in.

The U.S. Postal Service is preparing for more gifts to be mailed this year than usual as the COVID-19 pandemic forces many families to spend holidays apart.

The saying “you are what you eat” may soon become a lot more literal.

General Motors teased two upcoming electric truck models during a Barclay's automotive conference. The GMC HUMMER EV SUV and battery-powered Chevrolet pickup were parked behind the speakers on stage.

Pet food company Tails.com released a song for dogs called “Raise the Woof!” this week.

Thanksgiving is already going to look different, might as well have the sides look different, too.

More retailers are aiming to make seasons bright during the pandemic and months before Christmas.

It must be nice.

It’s always a great feeling to start strong.

How Grinchy.

There’s no better place to social distance than in the woods.

An Australian woman claims she was fined $350 for eating an ice cream bar while driving. Police cited her for using a mobile phone behind the wheel.

The 2021 Ford F-150 PowerBoost is the only hybrid pickup on sale today and the most powerful model in the F-150 lineup. It features a unique built-in generator that can be used to power equipment in remote locations.

A $150 Pizza Hut blanket sold out in just hours on Wednesday.

Winston the dachshund rescued his best friend Mijo, a 15-year-old chiweenie, from a mountain lion in Evergreen, Colorado, earlier this month.

A FedEx driver named Aubrey gave a young boy in New Trenton, Indiana, a new basketball hoop after seeing him play ball with his old hoop, which “was in really rough shape.”

Cassy Palmer, a server at The Village Bistro in Kennewick, Washington, received a $1,000 tip from an anonymous group of local businesswomen on Sunday.

At least one good thing seems to have come from 2020.

A small Saw-whet owl was found inside the branches of the Rockefeller Christmas tree earlier this week. Now, the owl is recovering at a wildlife center in Saugerties, New York.

This good boy knows that there’s no place like home.