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Trader Joe’s Manzana Apple Sauce Recall 2017: Full List Of Products Affected And How To Get A Refund

Here's everything you need to know about the recent Trader Joe's apple sauce recall and how to get a refund.

Best States For Women 2017: Minnesota, Vermont Rank On Top, With Mississippi, Louisiana Among Worst On Latest List

What are the best and worst states for women to live in 2017.

Minnesota continues to remain on top when it comes to standard of living for US women.

Civil Rights Today: NAACP Plans North Carolina Boycott Over State's Voting, LGBT Laws

The NAACP said the boycott was in response to voter suppression, gerrymandering and the state's controversial bathroom law.

Black People In The US 2017: African-Americans Hope For The Best, Expect The Worst, Gallup Poll Finds

The survey findings were consistent with those from the same surveys conducted in years past since it began in 2008.

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Who Supports Trump? Latest Poll Shows Conservatives Approve Of President So Far

A poll of the 1,447 attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference, an annual meeting of conservative activists and elected officials, showed the majority approved of Trump's first two months in office.

What Is PricewaterhouseCoopers? Firm Mixes Up Best Picture Envelopes At Oscars After 83 Years Of Service

The accounting and auditing firm is responsible for tallying Oscars ballots for more than 80 years.

What Has Trump Done Since Elected? President Has 'Nothing To Show' For Month In Office, Pelosi Argues

The Democratic congresswoman said the president had "nothing to show" for his time in office "but fear."

Muslim In America: Anti-Islam Banner Outside California Home Calls To 'Keep America Safe'

A man has defended flying an anti-Islam banner outside of his California home by parroting President Donald Trump’s “America first” message.

What Is Abu Sayyaf? ISIS Video Shows Beheading Of German Hostage Jurgen Kantner

The video was posted by the Abu Sayyaf militant group after a ransom request for about $600,000 expired Sunday.

What Is Mardi Gras 2017? History Of Fat Tuesday; When And Where Was The First Celebration?

There remains plenty of debate over the origins of Mardi Gras.

Who Is Rachel Dolezal? White Woman Who Stirred Up Controversy By Identifying As Black Unemployed With Only Porn, Reality Show Offers

Formerly looked at as a champion of civil rights, Dolezal was at the center of controversy after it was revealed that she was a white woman passing off as African-American.

Does GMD Work? Pentagon Has No Plans To Fix Flaw In Missile Interceptor Thrusters

LA Times reports the problem involves a circuit board vulnerable to damage from debris that can cause thrusters to fail, causing the intereceptors to fly off course.

Anti-Semitism In America: Philadelphia Jewish Cemetery Vandalized, 2nd Incident In A Week

“It’s just very heartbreaking,” said Aaron Mallin, who came to visit his father's grave.

What's Happening With Obamacare? White House Cagey On Protecting Coverage

President Trump said he would discuss healthcare with Republican governors at Sunday's White House dinner.

Should Jeff Sessions Recuse Himself From Russian Investigation? White House Says It's Too Early

President Trump again took to Twitter to complain the focus on Russia was "fake news."

Trump Budget Plan Won't Touch Medicare, Social Security, Mnuchin Says

The president goes before a joint session of Congress Tuesday, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says he has nothing to talk about except how he has struck fear into people's hearts.

Mardi Gras 2017 Live Stream: Watch Parades, Celebrations And New Orleans' Best Parties Online

Take in the experience of New Orlean fun without paying airfare for a ticket to Louisiana.

What Does ISIS Mean? Why Trump Won't Call The Islamic State Group ISIL

President Donald Trump's administration has adapted "ISIS" as the official term for the Islamic State group over the former President Barack Obama-era ISIL and the Arabic-language Daesh.