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Cyclospora, the “explosive” diarrhea parasite that’s sickened thousands of Americans this summer and sparked nationwide recalls, may be on a downward trend, according to new data

Cyclospora, the “explosive” diarrhea parasite that’s sickened thousands of Americans this summer and sparked nationwide recalls, may be on a downward trend, according to new data

With the NHL’s changing financial landscape and rising salary cap, finding value in as many contracts as possible is becoming more difficult for general managers across the league

A single-vehicle accident involving a Tesla shut down the northbound lanes of the Sea-to-Sky Highway on Tuesday afternoon

Caleb Landry Jones plays young, newly ordained pastor torn between the congregation he inherits in a small Texas town and an unhoused community desperately in need of help in Down the Arm of God, a powerful indie drama that’s clearly on the side of the angels

Shares of technology distribution company ScanSource (NASDAQ:SCSC) fell 3.7% in the afternoon session after the company announced the retirement of director Peter C. Browning from its Board of Directors, effective August 12, 2026. Browning had served on the board since 2014 and previously as Lead Independent Director from February 2019 to January 2026. According to…

Duane Watlington, founder and CEO of Vacation Rentals Jersey Shore, told Fox News Digital how travelers can avoid paying more than they need to for a beach rental. The advice comes as some travelers question whether the Jersey Shore has become too expensive

We had a bit of a news dump in the NFL ahead of the three preseason games that kicked off Friday night. The league suspended four players at the start of the season for various violations, headlined by Atlanta Falcons pass rusher James Pearce Jr., who was issued an eight-game suspension following his offseason arrest

Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO | AVGO Price Prediction) trades at $417.82 against a Wall Street average price target of $527.88, leaving roughly 26% of implied upside

A BloombergNEF report from Thursday found that the tech giant bought about 80% fewer carbon removal credits so far this year than it did in the same time period last year, marking its first retreat in three years in the global carbon removal market that it dominates