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Unclaimed Mega Millions Ticket To Expire: How Much Is The Prize Worth?

The ticket was purchased on March 14, 2020. Was it yours?

Third Stimulus Check Argument Results In Quadruple Murder, Missing Baby

The suspect reportedly killed four people after his partner refused to give him her stimulus payments.

Genius 12-Year-Old Attending Arizona State University, Plans To Work For NASA

coronavirus high-pressure ventilators built by NASA engineers

Alena Wicker is proof that one is never too young to do big things. The 12-year-old genius is set to attend Arizona State University this year and has plans to eventually work for NASA upon graduating.

National Artichoke Hearts Day 2021: 6 Delicious Ways To Enjoy The Healthy Vegetable

Italian liqueur Cynar is prepared using artichoke.

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An aerial view shows painted circles in the grass to encourage people to social distance at Washington Square Park in San Francisco, California

3 Feet Instead Of 6? Social Distancing Could Be Reduced, Fauci Says

A study showed that there was "no substantial difference" COVID cases in schools with 6 feet or 3 feet of social distancing.

National Napping Day 2021: Quotes To Celebrate The Return Of Daylight Saving

This day, which is not an official holiday, is marked to catch up on the hour of sleep that's lost after the clocks are set an hour ahead.

Syringes with doses of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine await recipients at a vaccination site at Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza on March 11, 2021 in Los Angeles, California

Woman's Death And Second COVID-19 Vaccine Shot 'Temporally Related', Medical Examiner Says

Kassidi Kurill, a 39-year-old single mom from Utah, died four days after receiving a second dose of the Moderna vaccine.

The assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BCE triggered a two decade power struggle that led to the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire

The Ides Of March 2021: Quotes About Loyalty To Celebrate March 15

It is a day to think about loyalty as the 44 B.C. event in the Roman empire has been associated with betrayal.

US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.

Randy Quaid Calls Out ‘Evil’ Nancy Pelosi Over Border Crisis Of Unaccompanied Children

Randy Quaid took to Twitter to attack Nancy Pelosi following her comments about the border crisis.

News of Tesla's investment in bitcoin lifted the cryptocurrency to a new record

Elon Musk’s Defiant Tesla Plant Reopening Left California Employees With COVID-19

The billionaire businessman's decision to reopen the Tesla plant put employees at risk amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Did Anyone Win The Powerball? March. 13 Winning Numbers And Saturday’s Jackpot

The Saturday night jackpot was worth an estimated $169 million with a cash option of $116.1 million.

Extreme Weather 2021: Colorado's Snow Storm Warning In Effect Until Monday

Colorado has felt an unexpected snowstorm and more snow is to come until Monday morning.

Daylight Saving Time 2021: 10 Quotes About Changing Clocks To Spring Forward

This practice takes place twice a year – clocks are turned backward as winter approaches and moved forward as the weather gets warmer.

Metropolitan Nashville Police Officer Injured Following Shooting During Traffic Stop

A traffic stop in Nashville left a police officer injured.

Guinea's fight to stamp out a resurgence of Ebola can start after over 11,000 vaccine doses arrived in the country

New Ebola Outbreak: Previous Infection May Have Reignited Disease Epidemic In West Africa

Experts believe Ebola has resurfaced as a result of previous infections.

Former Wells Fargo chief John Stumpf will pay another fine in the bank's fake accounts scandal

Wells Fargo Under Fire For Withholding Stimulus Checks Until Next Week

The banking company announced on Saturday that their customers can expect their $1,400 starting March 17, which has some upset.

National Pi Day 2021 Deals: Here's Where To Get Free Pizza, Pies And More

March 14 is National Pi Day. In celebration of the famous number, check out these places to score great deals on pizzas and pies.

National K9 Veterans Day 2021: Inspirational Quotes About The 4-Legged Heroes

The program was approved by the U.S. Army in March 1942, and the U.S. Army K9 Corps was founded on March 13, 1942.

This College Is Paying Students Not To Take Trips For Spring Break

With spring break approaching, UC Davis students can earn a stipend by pledging not to travel.

Stimulus Check Update: $1,400 Payments May Affect Tax Returns, Here’s Why

Americans may get their third stimulus check as soon as this weekend, but it could also lead to a delay in their federal tax returns.

COVID Vaccine Waste: Kansas Throws Out Hundreds Of Shots. Why?

"The company advised these doses will have to be discarded.”

Alfred Hitchcock Day 2021: Quotes To Remember The 'Master of Suspense'

Alfred Hitchcock directed over 50 films in his career.

Girl Scouts’ 109th Birthday: 20 Inspiring Quotes From Famous Girl Scouts

Anna Maria Chavez once said, “At Girl Scouts, we create leaders.”

Georgetown University Fires Law Professor After ‘Abhorrent’ Racist Comments During Zoom Video

A law professor at Georgetown University has been fired after making racist remarks about students.

Lamborghini Crash Victim’s Family Wants Los Angeles Teen Driver Tried As Adult

A teen driver from Los Angeles could be tried as an adult following a fatal car crash.

Record Number Of Migrant Children Held In Adult Detention Cell For Longer Than Legal Limit

Nearly 3500 minors are waiting at Border patrol stations, spending an average of 107 hours inside the steel and concrete cells as officials struggle to find spaces for them in shelters.

COVID-19 Causes Nitrile Glove Shortage, Leading US Company Steps In To Help

Here's how a leading US company stepped in to address the country's glove shortage amid the coronavirus pandemic, and how it's helping people by doing so.