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The huge online retailer is marking its 20th birthday with a “Prime Day” sale it says will be “bigger than Black Friday.”

Here's a roundup of all the best freebies, deals and discounts for the Fourth of July 2015.

The popular erectile dysfunction drug has been repackaged into single-dose servings that should aid on-the-go use.

One local group said it’s hosting a marijuana giveaway just after midnight on July 1 -– the day the state’s recreational marijuana law goes into effect.

Minnesota’s medical marijuana program will be among the strictest in the country.

Clinton Lanier, author of "Bucket List Bars," talks about New York's Stonewall Inn and other historic U.S. watering holes.

The tongue-twisting names of prescription medicines such as Celecoxib and Linezolid are a product of tension between the FDA and pharmaceutical companies.

China's giant e-commerce website is the latest retailer to block sales of Confederate flag merchandise.

Embattled retailer American Apparel is tired of Dov Charney's antics and is making damning allegations against its fired CEO.

The Dallas eatery Tallywackers brings gender parity to the "breastaurant" concept -- just as Amy Schumer predicted.

The wearables market is one of the fastest growing segments among all gadgets being churned out.

A roundup of all the restaurants offering free food for dad on Father's Day 2015.

Though pharmaceutical firms warn consumers about online sellers, 5 million Americans turn to them for the low prices.

While Apple is keeping quiet about sales numbers, research firm Slice Intelligence has its own estimate.

Palm oil, made by pulping the fruit of oil palms, is in everything from ice cream to cosmetics. But some are calling the ingredient, key to Nutella's creamy texture, a scourge on the world's forests.

Amazon will host the U.S. premiere of a U.K. comedy on its Facebook page Monday night. Here's why.

The deal will expand CVS Health’s retail presence in new markets, such as Seattle, Denver, Portland and Salt Lake City.

A public health lawyer criticizes the American Society for Nutrition for its ties to companies such as PepsiCo.

Consumers in India still crave Maggi noodles amid a recall that has Nestlé fighting to save one of its most popular products.

Growing taste for imported food — from avocados to lobsters — is fueling rapid development, as government eases restrictions.

Coming soon to a Comic-Con in San Diego, new "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" toys, plus, input from the creative minds behind "Star Wars 7."

The analysis opens the door to a new way for researchers, drug companies and the FDA to identify potential problems.

An advisory group voted to recommend alirocumab for FDA approval on Tuesday.

The bids, submitted on Monday, bring P&G one step closer to shedding several assets it considers non-core.

Even though a new pill for women has been likened to Viagra, there are some major differences between the treatments.

Myntra, India’s largest online shopping company, is betting that hundreds of millions of Indians will buy their clothes and accessories on their smartphones.

Nestle recalled Maggi noodles across India on Friday, but vowed to bring the product back in the market once the current situation is clarified.

The two countries accuse the U.S. of following meat labeling laws despite a World Trade Organization ruling that the measure is protectionist and illegal.

Find out how to get free donuts from Dunkin' Donuts, Krispy Kreme and more on National Donut Day 2015!