Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, Fed Chairman Powell to face Senate grilling on stimulus programs
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will give their first report on the economic stimulus programs implemented by the $2.2 trillion CARES Act when they testify before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday.6 years ago
Panic shopping and hoarding gave Walmart a huge boost last quarter
Americans stockpiling groceries and household essentials during the coronavirus pandemic provided Walmart with one of its best quarters in decades.6 years ago
Krispy Kreme is giving away free donuts to graduating seniors dressed in their caps and gowns
On Tuesday, Krispy Kreme will give its "Graduate Dozen" boxes to high school or college seniors who visit any Krispy Kreme dressed in their graduation caps and gowns or "Class of 2020" shirts or gear.6 years ago
Bundesliga coaches find their voices without crowd noise
With the stands empty, players and coaches in Germany are changing how they communicate. Coaches are aware that opposing teams can listen in on tactical changes.6 years ago
Outbreak on edge of Navajo Nation overwhelms rural hospital
A night of revelry before bars and restaurants shut in New Mexico appears to have led to an outbreak in a detox center and homeless shelter in the city of Gallup, on the fringes of the Navajo Nation.6 years ago
17 more Latter-day Saint temples to reopen
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will reopen 17 more temples as part of the faith's phased reopening plan.6 years ago
Kroger announces $130 Million in ‘Thank You’ pay to employees
The grocer chain Kroger as announced that it will be paying $130 million in 'Thank You' pay to both full-time and part-time hourly employees.6 years ago
Angel Moroni to be removed from Salt Lake Temple for renovations
The angel Moroni statue that has sat atop the capstone of the Salt Lake City Temple since 1892 will be removed on Monday morning.6 years ago
The recovery from coronavirus could take years
Jerome Powell, the chair of the US Federal Reserve, delivered some straight talk to the American people on last night's episode of "60 Minutes."6 years ago
An endangered pygmy hippo was born at the San Diego Zoo, the first in over 30 years
The Pygmy Hippo is an endangered species, but in April, one was born at the San Diego Zoo. It was the zoo's first successful pygmy hippo birth in more than 30 years.6 years ago
Canadian Snowbirds operation meant to uplift spirits ends in a deadly crash
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds that flew over British Columbia -- part of a weeks-long operation aimed at uplifting Canadians' spirits and honoring those affected by coronavirus -- ended in tragedy Sunday when at least one person was killed.6 years ago
Soccer reboot in Germany: No fans, lonely goal celebrations
Germany's soccer season has resumed after a two-month break caused by the coronavirus pandemic.6 years ago
Obama criticizes virus response in online graduation speech
Former President Barack Obama criticized some U.S. leaders overseeing the coronavirus response as he delivered an online commencement speech for graduates of historically black colleges and universities.6 years ago
Fred Willard, the comedic improv-style actor, has died at 86
Fred Willard, the comedic actor whose improv style kept him relevant for more than 50 years in films like “This Is Spinal Tap,” “Best In Show” and “Anchorman,” has died. He was 86.6 years ago
Kaysville mayor, congressional candidate to hold Collin Raye concert despite serious push back
A Collin Raye concert scheduled for later this month in Kaysville is causing a lot of controversy. Critics say it’s not safe,6 years ago
Oprah holds virtual graduation, other virtual gatherings
No one knows when concerts will return, so in the meantime, this will have to do.6 years ago
Dear Grandma, read this before you visit the little ones
We know you're itching to see your grandkids after spending the last few weeks in isolation. But a visit with family may not be the safest idea at the moment.6 years ago
Las Vegas airport provides PPE vending machines for passengers
If you're in Las Vegas and planning to fly, the airport could provide a very clean and sanitized getaway. On Thursday, McCarran International Airport announced on Twitter that they had installed new vending machines loaded with personal protective equipment.6 years ago
Diners at this reopening restaurant can get social with dressed up mannequins
When a three Michelin-star restaurant in Virginia opens its doors back up from the Covid-19 pandemic, reservations will be made for mannequins.6 years ago
Advice to seniors from seniors about graduating in the time of a national crisis
Here is guidance, senior to senior, from those who graduated in the midst of epidemics, wars and the fight for equal rights.6 years ago
6.4-magnitude quake rattles Nevada
An earthquake with an initial magnitude of 6.4 hit Nevada on Friday morning, about 225 miles northwest of Las Vegas near the California border, the US Geological Survey says.6 years ago
Florida officer fired for his response during Parkland shooting will get his badge back
One of the Florida sheriff's deputies who was fired for his response during the 2018 Parkland school shooting will be reinstated with back pay and retain his seniority.6 years ago
Privacy groups: TikTok app violating children’s privacy
Privacy watchdogs say that the popular TikTok video app is violating a children’s privacy law and putting kids at risk. They filed a complaint with federal regulators saying TikTok is collecting personal information of kids under 13 without their parents’ consent, even after a $5.7 million FTC fine in 2019.6 years ago
