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The Girl Scouts suspended door-to-door sales and cookie booths this spring.

The race is on.

Those who reserve the 10-minute spot for $50 are able to choose when during the meeting the farm friend will make their appearance.

"I cannot thank you all enough of the love and support through this journey,” she wrote on Instagram

Billionaire businessman Richard Branson, the co-founder of Virgin Australia, has vowed to employees that the airline will be “back up and running soon” after the carrier was forced to seek bankruptcy protection while the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on the travel industry.

Hyundai’s “Smaht Pahk” is going back to school.

Still a winner at home.

The festivities, which were scheduled to begin on Sept. 19 and run through Oct. 4, would have been the 187th celebration of the beer-themed event.

The survey aimed to examine the role cooking plays in our relationships — and it’s quite a big one.

The survey aimed to examine the role cooking plays in our relationships — and it’s quite a big one.

If you can’t go to the happy meals, maybe it’s time to bring the happy meals to you.

The “small consolation” prize for couples who have been forced to cancel or alter their wedding dates.

Elon shrunk the Cybertruck.

On Monday, IKEA UK and Ireland shared a recipe for recreating the chain’s Swedish meatballs at home, as IKEA and its cafes in the U.K. are currently shuttered amid the ongoing coronavirus health crisis.

Over 300,000 meals have been served through the Los Angeles Dream Center, which the founder calls a "miracle of biblical proportions."

As automakers in the U.S. and around the world repurpose their production capabilities to build ventilators for coronavirus response efforts, a group of schoolgirls in Afghanistan has built one using a car part.

A Florida pizza shop got some much need help from a restaurant regular.

Since buyers haven’t been entering local fish markets, some fishermen turned to social media, with a twist on the trendy farm-to-table movement— "boat-to-table."