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• Gap slashes 500 corporate jobs after pandemic, supply chain issues
• Baby formula shortage: FDA concedes delays after whistleblower complaint
• Fan arrested for allegedly throwing plastic bottle and hitting Cleveland Browns owner
• Migrants sue Gov. Ron DeSantis over Martha's Vineyard relocation 'scheme'
• Halloween spending to reach record $10.6B: NRF
• 'Moving' suitcase leads to puppy rescue on North Carolina highway
• Today’s mortgage refinance rates: 10- and 15-year rates hold steady | September 20, 2022
• Still time to save: Today’s 10- and 15-year mortgage rates hold steady | September 20, 2022
• Burlington County town orders bakery to remove its mascot from beloved mural
• Gloucester County man, 51, arrested for animal cruelty, police say
• CDC report: 4 in 5 US pregnancy-related deaths were preventable
• Delaware readies for possible plane full of migrants being sent from Texas
• North Carolina 17-year-old charged with 2 counts of murder in slayings of missing teens, sheriff says
• Veteran suicide numbers are higher than VA reported, more than double federal figures, study shows
• Gallup: More than half of U.S. workers are ‘quiet quitting’
• 'LEGO Masters' returns for third season with out-of-this-world premiere
• Krispy Kreme releases new autumn orchard collection for fall season
• Deadly Hurricane Fiona batters Turks and Caicos Islands before heading toward Bermuda
• UN chief warns world is 'paralyzed,' equity slipping away at General Assembly
• Girl, 1, critical after being attacked by 2 dogs inside Philadelphia home, police say
• Young people watch TV with subtitles more than older viewers, survey says
• FDA warns not to cook chicken in NyQuil: ‘A Recipe for Danger’
• Bills CB Dane Jackson out of hospital after scary hit against Titans, avoids serious injury
• 7-year-old Oregon girl sleeps through kidnapping, police say
• U.S. border crossings rise among Venezuelans, officials say
• Teacher saves student choking on almond, says ‘mama bear’ instinct kicked in
• 'Our city lost a true friend': Former Eagles running back Rev. Herbert Lusk dies at 69
• 3 accused of assaulting man after robbery in Penn's Landing sought by police
• 'I feel blessed': Philadelphia Acme manager forms special bond with customer in need
• ‘Andor’ review: ‘Star Wars’ grows up, with a rebel yell
• Cleveland auto mechanic becomes doctor at age 51, inspires others to pursue their dreams
• Here's how much more you'll pay to heat your home this winter
• Beyond Meat exec charged after biting man's nose during road rage fight
• Police: Woman walking on Roosevelt Boulevard struck and killed by vehicle, lanes shut down
• 'Horrific' explosion injures at least 8 at Chicago apartment
• New Jersey makes Top 5 list of happiest states in the US, new poll says
• Police: Wawa offering $5,000 reward after armed robberies in Philadelphia neighborhoods
• Man, 45, hospitalized after being injured in early morning shooting in Logan, police say
• House to vote on changes to electoral count law to prevent another Jan. 6 attack
• 18-year-old hacker blamed for Uber breach
• Drone video shows neighborhoods in Puerto Rico underwater after Hurricane Fiona
• Trump legal team resisting judge's declassification questions
• Police: 3 from New York charged in alleged shoplifting incident after fiery crash on Delaware highway
• Georgia woman praised for honesty after finding over $500 in KFC order
• Woman wins $100K lottery twice in 2 years
• Former San Quentin prison guard pleads guilty to smuggling cell phones, bribery
• National Pepperoni Day 2022: Where to find deals and freebies
• 3 students sent to hospital after school bus crash in West Philadelphia, officials say
• Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts dominant in home opener win against Vikings
• Pro surfer Kalani David dies at 24 after having seizure while surfing in Costa Rica
• Rare white black bear caught on Michigan trail camera
• Ruling nixing vote-by-mail in Delaware on hold during appeal
• Delaware port operator faces $21M in damages over buyout dispute