The coffee giant is launching a “Borrow A Cup” program letting customers order their java in a reusable cup for a $ 1 deposit after having to suspend its bring-your-own cup policy during the pandemic, the chain anunció el martes.
This $800 million whistleblower program is losing its top cop
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Nueva York (CNN Business)The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission's highly-successful whistleblower program is stepping down at a delicate moment for the market watchdog. Jane Norberg is leaving the SEC on F...
Researchers now have an estimate for just how many T. rex once roamed Earth
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Billions of Tyrannosaurus rex roamed North America during their fascinating reign as top predators, according to a team of researchers that went about the daunting task of making the calculation. Paleontologists fro...
Denmark removes AstraZeneca from its vaccination program
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Denmark has removed the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine from its vaccination program, saying it is not needed because the country has already reached "such an advanced point" in its vaccine rollout. All booked inoculat...
Cuomo distances himself from priority COVID testing scandal: ‘I was not involved’ on an ‘intimate level’
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During a press conference, WCBS 880 radio reporter Peter Haskell confronted the embattled governor on the controversy. "Was it appropriate for your family and friends to be tested for COVID when others could not?" H...
Olympic gold: Clemson men’s track tries to save its program
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It will be a win, for sure — just not on the track but through lobbying efforts or, possibly, should it come to that, the legal system. Jones has a gold-medal mindset when it comes to saving the men’s track and field...
Chick-fil-A testing spicy chicken strips, biscuits in three new markets
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Starting April 26, the chicken chain will expand an ongoing trial of two new spicy chicken dishes to Chicago, Tampa, Fla. and Central Texas, Chick-fil-A Inc. confirmed to Fox News on Tuesday. The Spicy Chick-n-Strips...
Fred Fleitz: Iran will dictate Biden’s surrender on its nuclear weapons program at Vienna meeting
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Biden officials claim that indirect U.S.-Iran nuclear talks scheduled to start Tuesday in Vienna will be an important first step in meeting President Biden’s campaign promise to get the United States back into the 20...
Earth, Wind & Fire and The Isley Brothers Verzuz was perfect Easter jam
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Folks are to be forgiven if they are exhausted today after the Easter Sunday Verzuz. That's because the match up between two legendary groups Earth Wind & Fire and the Isley Brothers lasted almost four hours. Eso...
For a brief period tonight, some parts of the world will go dark. It’s Earth Hour
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Don't be surprised if you find your neighbors turning off their lights for a full hour Saturday night. They're taking part in a global movement called Earth Hour. How did it start? Earth Hour is an annual tradition...
Virginia bans testing cosmetics on animals
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Gobernador. Ralph Northam signed a bill this month banning the testing of cosmetics on animals in Virginia. The Humane Cosmetics Act prevents a cosmetics manufacturer from conducting or contracting for cosmetic animal test...
HHS announces $10 billion to expand coronavirus testing in schools
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The US Department of Health and Human Services is funneling $ 10 billion to states to help implement coronavirus surveillance testing in K-12 schools across the country, the agency announced Wednesday, as part of t...
This program puts people to work serving America. Now it’s going to jump in size
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David Gergen has been a White House adviser to four presidents and is a senior political analyst at CNN. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he is a professor of public service at the Harvard Kennedy School, where he f...