- BusinessIn The Know
Customers shocked after Starbucks employee ‘exposes’ drive-thru secret: ‘I feel violated’
A Starbucks employee is “exposing” a secret about the chain’s ordering process, thanks to a series of viral videos that left some customers dumbfounded.
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'Law & Order: SVU' Fans Will Lose It Over Mariska Hargitay's Emotional Tribute to Ice-T
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Kelly Ripa Says Her Marriage to Mark Consuelos Could ‘End at Any Time’ Because of...Her Short Arms?
Kelly Ripa is getting real about a major hardship in her marriage...and it has to do with her short arms. PureWow sat down with the Live with Kelly and Ryan...
- U.S.NBC News
Mother of missing Idaho children told police her friend had her son. The friend said she was asked to lie.
Tylee Ryan, 17, has not been seen or heard from since Sept. 8. Joshua Vallow, 7, was last seen alive on Sept. 23.
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Chinese researchers just confirmed that patients can transmit the coronavirus without showing symptoms. A woman passed it to 5 relatives.
A woman tested positive for the coronavirus but she never became physically ill. Her family members, however, developed fevers.
- U.S.Associated Press
Police: Couple forced boys off road, angered by Trump flags
A northwestern Indiana couple allegedly used a car to force two teenage boys off a road, angered that the twin brothers were riding bicycles adorned with flags supporting President Donald Trump, before ripping one of the sibling's flag from his bike, police said Friday. Hobart police said Snapchat videos helped officers secure charges against Kyren Gregory Perry-Jones, 23, and Cailyn Marie Smith, 18, in connection with a July 22 incident. Police Capt. James Gonzales said the Hobart couple are accused of driving in their car, running the 14-year-old boys off of the road, and making threats toward them.
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U.S. prepares for coronavirus pandemic, school and business closures: health officials
The United States has yet to see community spread of the virus that emerged in central China in late December. In coming weeks, if the virus begins to spread through U.S. communities, health authorities want to be ready to adopt school and business closures like those undertaken in Asian countries to contain the disease, Messonnier said.
