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Rising gas prices have become a pressing concern for many Americans, overshadowing other significant news stories like Midwest snowstorms and federal budget cuts.
North Dakota's oil production surged to over 10,000 barrels a day during a recent boom, significantly reducing U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
Fifteen companies, including Delta and United, cut ties with the NRA following the Parkland shooting, ending discounts for NRA members.
Nearly 70,000 people died from opioid overdoses last year, the highest annual death toll ever, as the opioid epidemic continues to escalate.
Austin Meyer received a lawsuit from Unilock, which claimed ownership of the technology behind all Android apps, illustrating the risks of patent infringement.
The payday loan industry in the United States has grown into a $9 billion market, with more outlets than Starbucks and McDonald's combined.
The gold iPhone 5S features meticulously designed details and a fingerprint sensor.
A recent poll found that 40% of Americans believe in psychics, a statistic John Oliver finds alarming given the audience for John Travolta's Gotti movie.
Over 880,000 people left Puerto Rico for the mainland United States last year as the island faces a $70 billion public debt and a 45% poverty rate.
Rehab is a $35 billion industry with over 14,000 facilities in the United States, many of which lack federal standards for treatment practices.
The median monthly asking rent in the U.S. surpassed $2,000 for the first time, reflecting a 15% increase from the previous year.
Suze Orman denies Tina's request for a Mercedes and Jenai's elf spotting course in Iceland.
Over 100 million views have been garnered by Rhett & Link's viral campaigns as they create commercials for a hair salon in San Bernardino, California.
Rhett and Link write some captions for New Yorker cartoons, blending humor and creativity.
Robocalls surged by 57% in 2018, totaling nearly 50 billion calls, making them the number one consumer complaint to the Federal Communications Commission.
Ron and Bobby must repo a charter bus filled with senior citizens on a gambling trip, complicating their new roles as security guards.
Bobby confronts Cassie about her ex while Ron suspects a rival for Amy's affection.
Samsung defends against Apple's claims of copying iPhone technology in a new video.
Celebrities' income sources are humorously broken down, featuring Axl Rose and Ted Cruz.
Nexstar, a major owner of local stations, reported that nearly half of its advertising revenue comes from local news programming.
Between 2000 and 2010, the United States spent $12 billion building new facilities for professional sports teams, often funded by public money.
Ireland's Supreme Court rules that Subway's bread cannot legally be called bread due to its excessive sugar content.
A comedian sues Dr. Bernie Middlekoff for $10 million after a botched Botox procedure alters his lips, impacting his career and comedy performances.
In 2020, a 450-page report from the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust detailed anti-competitive practices by Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet.
Acer showcases the Aspire x7 with innovative features at their keynote event.
Apple increases production of the gold iPhone 5S due to high demand and quick sellouts.
Lottery sales totaled about $68 billion last year, exceeding American spending on movies, music, and sports combined.
All employees at a Detroit pawn shop call in sick after a controversial new policy is implemented, leaving the store struggling to operate.
The timeshare industry is an $8.1 billion market, with nearly 10 million households in the U.S. owning one or more types of time share.
Smoking rates in the U.S. have dropped from 43 percent in 1965 to 18 percent today, yet the tobacco industry remains highly profitable.
Tom Hanks discusses his reputation which sure bedevils him during a candid interview.
Tracy Morgan jokes about Tom Brady and Robert Kraft at Kraft's 75th birthday party.
Over 10,000 products are now subject to tariffs as the trade war escalates, impacting American workers, especially in agriculture.
Triumph visits Occupy Wall Street, humorously engaging with protesters in New York City.
If trucks stopped for one week, the country would face a crisis in three days, leading to empty store shelves and a chaotic supply chain.
Just over 10 percent of American workers belong to a union, a significant decline from 20 percent in 1983, amid challenging labor conditions at companies like Amazon.
Walmart plans to hire 100,000 military veterans, with some stores already employing them to enhance customer interactions.
The National Weather Service generates essential weather data that private forecasting companies rely on, but it faces potential threats to its funding and operations.
A 2020 survey found that 56% of people globally believe capitalism does more harm than good, prompting a call for renewed individual empowerment.
Will Forte tours a dildo factory after Kristen Charles mentions it on air.
Woody Allen discusses a failed film in Manhattan with producer Esther Grossnose over deli food.
The Booze, Bets and Sex That Built America premieres on June 12 at 8 PM on the HISTORY Channel.
Higher interest rates are expected to bring pain to households as the Federal Reserve tries to stop inflation and shift the economy into a new era.
Iceland kills 160 Fin whales in 2022, violating international whaling regulations aimed at Japan.
Watch 'Two American Families' to see how hard work challenges the American dream.
FRONTLINE investigates the hidden dangers of vitamins and supplements in a new documentary.
Puerto Rico faces a humanitarian crisis after Hurricane Maria and neglect from Wall Street.
Alain Ducasse opens a chocolate factory in London's Borough Yards, emphasizing quality ingredients.
