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More than 12,000 Florida families will receive donated holiday meals complete with turkeys and all the fixings, thanks to an anonymous donor teaming up with the Salvation Army.

The majority of U.S. adults are living paycheck to paycheck heading into this holiday season, a report shows.

A New Jersey six-year-old with an IQ of 138 has stunned her parents and teachers after becoming one of the youngest members of the prestigious Mensa society.

The New York Times editorial board has finally admitted that coronavirus-related school closures “may prove to be the most damaging disruption in the history of American education” in a Sunday opinion piece.

Hundreds of Thanksgiving turkeys and other holiday meal items were donated on Saturday by more than a dozen organizations coming together to provide cheer to some upstate New Yorkers in need.

A generous Idaho “Secret Santa” chose to surprise a local dad struggling with advanced pancreatic cancer and financial problems.

Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann’s family will reportedly make at least $1 million from an upcoming documentary.

Hundreds of cases of a mysterious fatal respiratory illness in dogs have been reported throughout the country.

A Michigan Tech professor has been replaced after calling conservative students “childish, stupid, homophobic, dumb, racist twits.”

A Connecticut couple who hosted a teen house party with alcohol is being sued by two families who say their sons were beaten and stabbed.

The notoriously generous “Secret Santa” of Idaho is keeping the gift-giving going with another donation made to a struggling single mom.

A student struggling to make ends meet after becoming injured far away from home got a generous donation from a heroic Idaho “secret Santa.”

Democratic National Committee (DNC) members are reeling from the “violent” pro-Palestine protest that took place at their headquarters Wednesday, with one congressional representative saying it scared them “more than January 6.”

Federal regulators have issued Wells Fargo formal orders demanding they get better at catching customers who misuse their services for criminal acts, as the bank faces a lawsuit alleging they allowed a $460 million Ponzi scheme to operate.

The Florida high school teacher seen in a viral video being beaten unconscious by a student has been forced to live off of donations after being physically and mentally injured, and is calling for the maximum sentence for her attacker.

Local police in Alabama were already busy dealing with a parade Saturday morning when they received a report of a suspicious person. However, the suspect wasn’t a criminal, but a hardworking teen boy in need of some generosity.

A video of two men violently attacking a New York City cop on a subway platform for asking them to stop smoking inside the station is circulating on social media as frequent assaults continue to plague the city’s public transit system.

Chinese flags parading through the streets of San Francisco have been met with backlash as videos circulate on social media.

Yellowstone National Park confirmed its first case of “zombie deer disease,” a fatal infection in the same family as mad cow disease.

Massachusetts officials are investigating potential voter fraud after footage showing a woman stealing ballots from a mailbox arose.

It was 1980 when two ten-year-old girls across the country from each other were paired up as pen pals for a class project. The pair stayed in touch for over 40 years, and just met in person for the first time.

A mob vandalized, damaged, and stole more than $17,000 worth of merchandise from two Memphis gas stations Saturday night.

Barricades have been erected in San Francisco as the city cleans up its homeless population ahead of Joe Biden’s meeting with Xi Jinping.

A Georgia voter project founded by Stacey Abrams and once headed by Raphael Warnock is facing scrutiny for financial corruption, a Politico report said.

A memo from a Wisconsin deputy city administrator discouraged employees from putting up “religious decorations” in “red and green colors” for the holidays in public buildings in order to be “inclusive.”

A University of Pennsylvania student who felt “empowered and happy” during the “glorious” October 7 Hamas attack on Israeli civilians has been arrested for allegedly stealing an Israeli flag.

Five members of the U.S. Army were killed in a training accident late Friday when their helicopter had a “mishap” causing it to crash into the Mediterranean Sea, officials said Sunday.

A troupe of female veterans dressed from head-to-toe in World War II-era pin-up costumes brightened Veterans Day for patients at the West Los Angeles Veteran Affairs (VA) Medical Center.

A deer broke into the University of Michigan’s law library in a scene that could have been straight out of a movie.

A Florida man traveling in Chicago was arrested after Amtrak authorities found $1.2 million worth of methamphetamine in his luggage, police said.

Reports of bedbug infestations in NYC have soared by 17 percent so far this year, with 2,667 cases logged between January 1 and October 31.

An anonymous “Secret Santa” shocked an Idaho school principal with a $10,000 donation to help her husband receive a kidney transplant.

A Salmonella outbreak, mostly among babies, has been traced to pet food that was recently recalled, the CDC announced Thursday.

A 95-year-old Iowa man refuses to let living in an assisted living facility keep him away from his passion: farming.

A newlywed Michigan man made the decision of a lifetime when he purchased a $1 million winning lottery ticket.

A New Jersey school janitor who made headlines for allegedly contaminating food with bodily fluid now faces child pornography charges.