Tim O’Brien discovered the old voucher for a now-closed hotel in a box of mementos. To his surprise, the new owner, Marriott, decided to honor it.
Author: Mary Walrath-Holdridge, USA TODAY
Check your fridge, Whole Foods shoppers: Braga Fresh salad kits recalled for unlisted allergens
Braga Fresh has issued a voluntary recall on Whole Foods Markets Asian Inspired Chopped Salad kits. The kits contain unlisted allergens milk and eggs.
Lab-grown chicken, meat could soon find its way onto American plates after USDA approval
Billed as “meat without the slaughter,” lab-grown or “cultivated” meat made by two manufacturers has been approved for sale to U.S. consumers.
‘Securing our digital infrastructure’: Delta, Southwest move to ban TikTok for employees
As the U.S. government continues to question the app’s safety, two major airlines have banned the use of TikTok on devices used for company matters.
Multiple suspected shark bites reported by New York beachgoers over Fourth of July weekend
The long Fourth of July weekend was a hot one in New York, prompting holidaymakers to head to the beach. At least five suspected shark bites ensued.
Officials warn against expected uptick in student loan forgiveness scams. Here’s what to look for.
Last week’s SCOTUS decision dashed forgiveness hopes for student loan borrowers. Now officials are warning against scammers offering “relief.” What to know.
Feasting, drinking and blowing things up: The history of US Independence Day
Fireworks, barbeque, picnics are staples this time of year. But have you ever wondered how our favorite Fourth of July traditions got started?
Donuts in space? Strange Martian rock formation shows up in rover images
Scientists have shared a new image captured by NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover that appears to show a “donut-shaped” rock.
Ancient painting of a pizza precursor found in Pompeii — and it’s covered in fruit
Researchers discovered the 2,000-year-old painting at the Pompeii archaeological site. But it’s probably not pizza, which was invented later.
Human ancestors may have butchered and eaten each other, new study finds
Research carried out on a bone dating back 1.45 million years indicates that human ancestors may not have only eaten ancient animals, but each other.