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More than 100 Costco stores nationwide are honoring veterans and active-duty military members with a 'Military Hour' that includes a private early opening, food samples and freebies.

The term "fake news" has taken over our politics. Those in power use that term to describe news stories they deem inaccurate or inconvenient. But it also refers to entirely fabricated stories posted on the internet for political or profitable purposes.

This is disappointing news for the Toys R Us kid in all of us. The Wall Street Journal reported that Toys R Us told its employees Wednesday that it will sell or close all U.S. stores. More than 700 U.S. locations remain, including Babies R Us stores. The complete collapse of the 70-year-old chain is threatening 33,000 jobs.

A consumer group claims it found asbestos in makeup sold at Claire’s and the company has refused to remove the products after being alerted to the issue.  The company denies the claims and says its products are asbestos-free.

Amazon is voluntarily recalling hundreds of thousands of its house-brand portable charging devices because of the risk of fire.

Ford is recalling nearly 1.4 million midsize cars in North America because the steering wheel can detach from the steering column and drivers could lose control.

Toys ‘R’ Us informed employees on Wednesday that it will close or sell all of its more than 700 U.S. stores amid mounting debt and years of declining sales, according to a report.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday that New Jersey Transit would not hike fares in 2019. Many riders say NJ Transit hasn't been delivering.

While traffic may be the bane of existence for so many in the DMV, Audi is working to ease that burden by releasing new technology that lets drivers know how long they have at a red light.

NEW YORK (AP) - Elizabeth Holmes, a Stanford University dropout once billed as the "next Steve Jobs" has forfeited control Theranos, the blood testing startup she founded, and will pay $500,000 to settle charges that she oversaw a "massive fraud."

America has a multibillion-dollar drunk-shopping problem. It's a $30.43 billion yearly habit.

HENRY stands for High Earning Not Rich Yet. And that's the exact clientele Michael Chen is going after with his new tax-prep website henry.tax.

As a waitress, Nadine Morsch was used to having to force an occasional smile for an unpleasant customer. But when a man she was serving made a reference to grabbing her butt, she warned him he better not try. And he made her pay. For the rest of the hour he was in the diner, she says, he was "running me around as much as possible." Morsch says she tolerated him, because she...

Retailer Target is recalling some pants it sold because of the laceration hazard they face.  30,000 Cat & Jack super skinny jeans are being recalled.  The pants have metal stars on them that can detach and pose the laceration threat.

Some elected officials as well as others in New York are saying Sunday's helicopter crash in the East River is just the latest example of why the helicopter tour business should be shut down for good.

A scholarship program funded by marijuana is sending hundreds of students to college this year.

PARIS (AP) -- French couturier Hubert de Givenchy, a pioneer of ready-to-wear who designed Audrey Hepburn's little black dress in "Breakfast at Tiffany's," has died at the age of 91. The artistic director of Givenchy, Clare Waight Keller, said on her official Instagram account she is "deeply saddened by the loss of a great man and artist I have had the honor to meet."

Dollar General announced Thursday it will offer new parental leave and adoption assistance benefits to all eligible full- and part-time employees.