March 9, 2024 Original Dunkin' Donuts a cherished culinary keepsake for Portuguese-American Carvalho clan Dunkin' boasts over 13,000 locations around the world, but the original in Quincy, Massachusetts, is still in operation and owned by the immigrant Carvalho family.
March 8, 2024 GOP lawmaker leads letter condemning CCP's 'infiltration' of the US pork industry Rep. Anna Paulina Luna wants the House's agricultural committee to reject the EATS Act, claiming it will "hurt thousands of American farmers."
March 8, 2024 US government suspends free COVID test mail orders The U.S. government is halting the distribution of free COVID-19 tests through the mail, with March 8 being the last day for households to request them.
March 8, 2024 Oregon governor to sign bill recriminalizing illicit drugs, ending liberal experiment Oregon's short-lived drug policy comes to an end as lawmakers vote to recriminalize certain drugs.
March 8, 2024 Jurors in Trump's hush money criminal trial to be anonymous The public will not be allowed to know the names of jurors at the former president's upcoming New York hush money criminal trial, slated to begin March 25.
March 8, 2024 Chicago quietly moves migrants from airports after Senate committee probe Illegal migrants are no longer camping out in Chicago's major airports after a Senate committee probed the issue.
March 8, 2024 Rand Paul demands Fauci, NIH scientists disclose pharmaceutical royalties Sen. Rand Paul has introduced a bill that would force federal employees to disclose royalties they receive from new medical innovations.
March 7, 2024 First American woman to race sailboat alone nonstop around world hopes to inspire other girls to sail Cole Brauer, 29, from Maine, successfully completed the Global Solo Challenge on Thursday, March 7, becoming the first American woman to race a sailboat nonstop around the world.
March 7, 2024 Indiana mother appeared fit and healthy before suddenly dying aboard AA flight, family and friends say An Indiana woman who suddenly died aboard a flight from the Dominican Republic had no pre-existing conditions and kept herself in good shape, as her death remains unexplained
March 7, 2024 Fuming officials demand Hochul repeal NY bail reform laws as body-chopping suspects freed Officials in New York are calling on Gov. Kathy Hochul to repeal the state’s cashless bail laws after four suspects arrested for dismembering two people were let back out on the streets.