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Big-box stores could help slash emissions and save millions by putting solar panels on roofs. Why aren't more of them doing it?
How Florida’s Cuban Diaspora and the Israeli Lobby Came Together — and Are Coming Apart
Look of the Week: Blackpink headline Coachella in Korean hanboks
The notable legal clouds that continue to hang over Donald Trump
Retail spending fell in March as consumers pull back
Still haven't filed your taxes? Here's what you need to know
Fisherman accused of illegally catching sharks and ‘wrestling’ them in bizarre videos he shared online
The New York Knicks are worried about Karl-Anthony Towns' contract. He is a key player for the team. The contract situation may affect the team's future.
The Los Angeles Rams made big changes in the offseason. They traded for and signed new players, including cornerback Trent McDuffie and quarterback Ty Simpson. They also kept their own free agents. This is the Rams' first day of training camp at Loyola Marymount University.
There is a primary election in Minnesota. Many people are running for office. You can see who is on your ballot by entering your address.
Cathie Wood's investment company ARK sold a lot of AMD shares and bought a lot of SPCX shares. This is part of a trend of selling AMD. ARK also bought a lot of SPCX shares.
My condo insurance was suddenly canceled in California — now I’m completely exposed
Trump purges an election agency
Is Trump Turning Against Vladimir Putin?
A daughter had a difficult time during puberty. She became rude and hostile. She left for college and didn't contact her parents for 10 years. She recently asked about her birth parents.
A 13-year-old girl attends a small private school with 30 girls in her grade. She was part of a friend group since the start of the school year. However, she left the group due to conflicts.
We’re running out of ways to get oil out of the Middle East
Isaiah Rider is a former NBA player. He was arrested in Arizona for not following a court order. This is his third arrest in less than a year. He will stay in jail until Tuesday.
Amed Rosario is a player for the New York Yankees. He used to be good against left-handed pitchers. Now, he is not doing well against them.
A Minnesota resort that was closed for a long time was reopened by a family from St. Paul. The resort is 125 years old. It was closed for many years, but the family brought it back to life.
Perimenopause, a time when women's bodies change before menopause, was not talked about much. This is because society and medicine have not prioritized women's health. Now, doctors and researchers are talking about it.
The Minnesota Star Tribune has chosen 45 restaurants as the most important in the state. These restaurants are in different parts of Minnesota, from fine dining to casual eateries. They are driving the state's food scene forward.
A hospital employee works with 20 people. They do self-reviews and peer reviews every year. Their coworkers sabotaged them, so they didn't get a promotion. This happened in a hospital subdepartment.
A job candidate is starting a new job. They found out their boss is a native Spanish speaker. This is a skill the candidate wants to practice.
A woman thinks her sister is using magic to try to take her husband. She comes from a culture where magic is real. She doesn't have proof, but her sister is very interested in her husband.
FC Cincinnati and Columbus Crew played a soccer game on Saturday night. The game ended with a score of 2-1 in favor of the Crew. After the game, players from both teams almost fought in a tunnel. Security and police had to separate them.
Andy Green, the Mets' interim manager, said good things about Carlos Beltran. Beltran is a new Hall of Famer. He will help the Mets. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sunday.
Women have been targeted by products with hidden risks. These products include cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and weight loss drugs. Lawsuits have been filed against major retail corporations for selling products linked to cancer. The public is demanding stronger safety standards and greater transparency from manufacturers.
A new campground in Minnesota is for people who like off-road vehicles. It has big campsites and is close to many trails. This is the first state park campground in Minnesota for off-roaders.
General Mills is a big food company. It raised prices, but people stopped buying its products. Now, the company wants to change this.
A study says people do not like playing Monopoly. This is because they play it the wrong way. Many people think Monopoly is a boring game that lasts too long.
ESPN made a guide for Week 16 of fantasy baseball. This week runs from July 20 to July 26. The guide shows which players are good to pick in your team. It gives ratings for pitchers and batters, plus schedule tips.
Donald Trump was in court. A jury said he was responsible for hurting a woman. He has to pay her $5.625 million.
A woman tested her toe strength using a device from Gait Happens. She pressed her toe down on a small rectangle to see how much pressure she could make. She couldn't beat the day's record of 22 pounds of pressure.
The US Department of Justice is targeting the New York Times. The New York Times wrote a story about President Trump's jet. The jet was donated by Qatar and was left behind in Turkey. President Trump is unhappy with the story.
Restaurants are using a new way to order food. It's called a multiple-choice menu. This menu has many options for sauces, toppings, and bread.
Kotak, an Indian bank, had a good first quarter. Their profits grew by 23%. This is a good sign for the bank's health. The bank's assets are also in better shape.
A woman has American Girl dolls from her childhood. Her sister wants to get rid of them. The woman is unhappy about this.
Punjab National Bank had a very good start to the year. Its profit increased by a huge 214%. Also, bad loans, called NPAs, got smaller. This means the bank is doing much better financially.
