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One bride loves chicken nuggets so much, she had a bouquet made with them at her wedding.

Oreo’s Holiday Chocolate Cookie House Kit has been spotted at stores in the United States, exciting Oreo fans everywhere.

Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, who have been married for 26,765 days, are now officially the longest-married presidential couple as of Thursday, the Carter Center announced in a Facebook post. 

A push-button ignition in a vehicle baffled two suspects during an armed robbery at a home in Colorado.

The UAW National GM Council has voted in favor of the tentative deal with General Motors, sending the vote now onto the entire membership Thursday afternoon. Though thousands of UAW workers will still be off the job as the union hasn't chosen just yet to end the strike. 

An 84-year-old U.S. Army veteran nurse challenged a TSA agent to do 10 push-ups on Tuesday before her Honor Flight from Phoenix to Washington, D.C.

Blue Bell is getting into the Christmas spirit early, with the release of their highly anticipated seasonal ice cream flavors.

Rice-based products, sweet potatoes and fruit juices were found to have the highest risk for neurotoxic harm, the report states.

Kansas City has its own unique style of barbecue, and Denver’s gaining a reputation for having great Mexican food. So to pay tribute to this week’s Chiefs-Broncos matchup on Thursday night football, Dr. BBQ dreamed up a recipe that gives you an “egg-citing” taste of both cities.

Two customers filed a lawsuit against East Coast grocery chain Wegmans, claiming the company’s brand of vanilla ice cream does not actually contain any vanilla.

Jim Beam is offering bourbon fans the chance at a historic, one-night stay at the Jim Beam American Stillhouse in Clermont, Kentucky, starting Oct. 21 through the end of the year on Airbnb.

A viral video captured a man striking out during a baseball gender reveal, when he missed the baseball that was supposed to reveal his baby’s gender several times.

Chipotle has expanded its tuition reimbursement program to provide all of its employees the chance at a college degree.

The giant Mexican food chain announced on Tuesday that it will give all eligible employees the ability to get a degree from an accredited university -- without incurring debt.