Black Friday

  • USYahoo News

    Gun sales spike among African-Americans: 'Our ancestors died for us to vote, they also died for us to be able to carry guns'

    When Americans panic, they buy guns — lots of them. During the first six months of 2020, amidst the global coronavirus pandemic, gun retailers reported a record 10.3 million firearm transactions, according to a new survey by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). And while various demographic groups are buying guns in 2020, African-Americans currently account for the highest increase in gun purchases.

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  • ScienceYahoo News 360

    What to consider before using a home DNA test kit

    Home DNA test kits offer the promise of new revelations about a person's heritage and health outlook. But customers may not be fully aware what they're signing up for when they send their sample off for analysis.

  • TechnologyYahoo News 360

    Should police have access to video doorbell footage?

    Police departments across the country are partnering with Ring to gain access to footage captured by their video doorbells. Will this lead to safer communities or an erosion of privacy?

  • NewsYahoo News Video

    Yahoo News Explains: Why do we call it Black Friday?

    Does it mean retailers will turn a profit, or get “in the black” for the year, or is the meaning a lot less positive?

  • USYahoo News Photo Staff

    Black Friday sales launch the holiday season

    Stores open their doors Friday for what is still one of the busiest days of the year, even as the start of the holiday season edges ever earlier. Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, used to launch the holiday season, but the competition to grab customers first is keen. Stores like Macy’s, Walmart, Target and more were open Thursday evening in what they hope will be a new holiday tradition.

  • NewsChristine Erickson

    12 Black Friday Deals Every Crafter Should Snag

    Black Friday madness isn’t just for TVs and gaming consoles. The lines at places like Michaels and Jo-Ann Stores can get just as rowdy. Contrary to popular belief, crafting can be expensive, and no one loves a good deal more than a maker. After all, we have a lot of holiday decorating to do!

  • NewsKorin Miller

    Think You’re a Bargain Hunter? You Could Actually Be a Sport Shopper

    Shopping can feel like a sport, and now researchers say it’s just that for some people. (Stocksy)