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Dollar Tree acquires 170 store leases for 99 Cents Only locations in 4 Western states

The national retailer Dollar Tree said Wednesday it took on 170 leased store locations in four states that recently were held by the 99 Cents Only store chain. As we continue to execute on our.

Competitive eater Kobayashi says health, lack of hunger caused retirement

Justice Department sues to break up what it calls Live Nation, Ticketmaster monopoly

The Department of Justice Thursday filed an antitrust lawsuit to break up Live Nation Entertainment. The suit filed in the Southern District of New York alleges that Live Nation and its subsidiary,.

Gay rights and California: Young activists fight the anti-LGBTQ+ movement in the 1970s.

The future of the LGBTQ+ movement would depend on thousands of young Californians.

2-alarm fire breaks out at Tesla Fremont, Calif., factory

A two-alarm fire broke out at the Tesla vehicle assembly plant in Fremont, Calif., on Monday, but no injuries were reported at the two-story building. The Fremont Fire Department said the fire started.

'Ultraman: Rising' trailer shows superhero adopt baby kaiju

Netflix is teasing the new movie Ultraman: Rising. The streaming service shared a trailer for the animated film Thursday featuring the voice of Christopher Sean. Ultraman: Rising is a new film in the.

Ellen DeGeneres' 'last' stand-up special coming to Netflix

On This Day: IRS apologizes for targeting Tea Party, 'patriots'

Why the Allies Forced Nazi Germany to Surrender Twice to End World War II

The Allied forces of World War II were more than ready to accept a Nazi surrender, but when they realized they might have left a potential loophole for Germany to continue fighting the Soviet Union, however, they had no qualms about forcing their vanquished foe to sign another, more complete surrender.

UnitedHealth CEO: No evidence personal data was accessed during ransomware attack

No evidence suggests patients medical histories and personal data were accessed during a February ransomware attack, UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty told the Senate Finance Committee.