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Crossing the country in an oversized peanut could just be the adventure of a lifetime. There are job openings for a new crew of Planters peanutters, the brand ambassadors who pilot the Nutmobile. Accompanied by the venerable mascot Mr. Peanut, the peanutters also do events and media interviews from coast to coast. Who are these nuts next to me? They’re the official Peanutters. Every year we hire a crew of recent graduates to drive around the country meeting friends & fans. This crew went #ANutAbove this year, and we’re looking for our next dream team. Details �� pic.twitter.com/lnb5QK...

Here are key COVID-19 economic relief provisions that have been passed by House committees, including $1,400 stimulus checks for many Americans, a boost to federal unemployment benefits and an extension of the 15% increase in food stamp benefits.

Baby born deaf giggles, dances after hearing music for 1st time following surgery KABC Share: Baby Manning James of Roanoke, Va. was born profoundly deaf. After recently being fitted with the implants, the 10-month-old bounced with joy as he got to hear the music on his favorite show, "Muppet Babies," for the first time. His mom Noelle Brantley says the moment brought her to tears. "To most people this is just something every baby does, but to me, this is incredible!" Noelle wrote on Facebook.

Wedding ring lost 50 years ago found and returned for Valentine's Day WLS Share: SAN ANTONIO, TX -- A wedding band lost nearly 50 years ago found its way home this Valentine's Day. Robert and Karen Autenrieth got married on April 16, 1966. Not long after that, the couple was living in Chicago when Karen lost her ring. "We were climbing through the snow drifts, and I was helping the three kids get into the car," she recalled in an interview with KSAT. "At some point in time, the hand went (this way) and the ring went into the snow bank." She searched frantically, even long after the snow melte...

Researchers said Sunday they have identified a batch of similar troubling variants in coronavirus samples circulating in the United States.