NASA says the extremely fast and bright Orionid meteors offer glowing trains that can last for seconds or minutes and can produce fireballs.
One victim was punched in the chest, and two others were knocked to the ground in January, prosecutors said.
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From a brand partner: Minimizing capital gains tax can be an important part of managing your retirement income.
Cars that may come to a dead stop at high speeds among three auto recalls; Amazon painkillers recalled; baby bath seat a drowning hazard.
A strong El Niño could drive extreme winter weather, shifting storm tracks to alter temperatures, rainfall, and snowfall nationwide.
Dog-friendly culture has its limits. Does an invitation to someone's home include the four-legged family members, or is that pushing it?
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For some, the gradual disappearance of door-to-door Halloween trick-or-treating feels like the disappearance of neighborhood life itself.
Homebuyers have more bargaining power than in years, but there’s a catch that reveals just how troubled the housing market has become.
New openings include stores discounting designer clothing up to 60 percent off and budget-friendly sister stores offering deeper price cuts.
New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce is bringing its vision for minority business growth to the heart of N.Y.C.
As candy prices soar, some households rethink what they’ll hand out to trick-or-treaters. Candy corn and even potatoes may have a moment.
Higher payments begin in January, although increases in Medicare premiums could consume some of that additional money.
The Federal Trade Commission said eligible consumers should get an email on next steps by Oct. 26.
A new federal tax-credit program could help pay for private school tuition, tutoring and more, but eligibility won't guarantee an award.
A stolen porta-potty, a suspect with terrible timing, a giant porcupine with 20-inch quills, America’s creepiest roads, and more weird news.
More Americans are celebrating Halloween, but traditional trick-or-treating is losing ground as families embrace organized events.
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From ax-wielding rabbits to faceless hitchhikers, America’s creepiest roads have legends and histories that seem written for Halloween.
From a brand partner: How complexities can emerge once your portfolio hits seven figures, and what decisions to consider.
From a brand partner: Nearly 2 million votes powered Dierks’ big win. Now, Friday Night 5G Lights is back.
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