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When the last remaining Joann fabrics stores closed in May this year, one demographic seemed particularly distraught on social media: Millennials. The phenomenon was curious given that most people primarily associate the craft store with pastimes popular with older generations, like knitting and quilting.

In a recent report, the Cato Institute has warned that the Social Security program’s funding shortfalls could result in significant financial sacrifices for young American workers.

Some experts say it’s unclear whether the Gold Card program will actually take off

The passenger's nut-free request did not sit well with many social media users.

Kris Jenner is photographed wearing the same dress as her daughter Kim, but netizens are calling foul on the photos, saying they are obviously photoshopped.

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Kinzinger's sarcasm strikes a nerve.

E. Jean Carroll has pledged to use her multimillion-dollar windfall to support causes opposed by Donald Trump

Vermont senator called out ‘greedy pharmaceutical companies spending billions of dollars on absurd TV commercials’

New information from police reveals blood was found near the scene where they believe Travis Decker took the lives of his three children.

CVS said the store closures are part of an “enterprise-wide restructuring plan intended to streamline and simplify the organization”