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Money From Girl Scout Cookies Supports Local Troops
Girl Scout Cookies have been one of the best selling products by Girl Scouts for over a century. But where do the proceeds from the cookie sales go?Here's the Real Reason Why Finland Isn’t in NATO
Finland was considering joining NATO, but recent developments between Russia and Ukraine may have caused the nation’s leaders to rethink their goal.Mila Kunis’ NFT Show Lets NFT Holders Dictate the Series' Plot
Mila Kunis' animated NFT series lets NFT holders decide the show's plot. How can investors buy a Gimmicks NFT. Here's what we know about the show and its NFTs.Why Did Permanent DST Fail in the '70s? Pros and Cons, Explained
The U.S. tried doing permanent DST (daylight savings time) in the '70s, but it didn't work out. Amid the current push to pass permanent DST, why did it fail in the '70s?Russia Bans Instagram, Nation Has 80 Million Users and Influencers
Russia banned Instagram, which impacts tens of millions of users plus some high-earning influencers whose source of income has just been shuttered.What Countries Are Neutral Now? Putin Wants Ukraine to Join the List
Vladimir Putin wants Ukraine to be a neutral country. What does neutrality mean in global politics and which countries are neutral now?What Are Spetsnaz in Russia and Was President Vladimir Putin One?
Spetsnaz is a Russian term used for special forces in its military. What's Russian President Vladimir Putin's background? Was he a Spetsnaz?When Will the House Vote on the Daylight Saving Time Bill?
The U.S. Senate has approved a measure to make daylight saving time permanent. When will the House vote on the bill?Russia’s Refusal to Retreat Cost These Journalists Their Lives
These are the names of the journalists who were committed to their careers and lost their lives in Ukraine amid the war with Russia.Why Is There a Potassium Iodide Shortage Amid the Russia-Ukraine War?
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has triggered a potassium iodide shortage. Why is there a shortage? Recently, the prices for potassium iodide have skyrocketed.With Prices Rising 7.9 Percent in a Year, Is Inflation Here to Stay?
What are the inflation predictions for 2022? See what U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and other experts say about new CPI data.Walgreens Lost Over $100 Million Investing in the Now Defunct Theranos
Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes got many people to invest in the company, including Walgreens. However, the investment didn't lead to a return.Trouble in Paradise? Nantucket Islanders May Face Product Shortages
UPS failed to respond to a request from Nantucket’s Steamship Authority. Now, the island might experience shipping issues and product shortages. Here's what to expect.Does America Have Oligarchs? Yes, It Does — Here Are the Top Names
The word “oligarchs” has been thrown around about Russian elitists who influence Russian politics and have close ties to Vladimir Putin. Does America have oligarchs?Axos Bank CEO Gregory Garrabrants Donated Money to Trump Tower
Gregory Garabrants is the current CEO of Axos Bank. Recently, it was revealed that the bank president and CEO donated money to help refinance Trump Towers. Here's what we know.Elon Musk Invites Putin to Battle It Out for Ukraine — Over Twitter
In Elon Musk’s tweet to Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin, the Starlink founder challenged Russia's president to a single combat. Why did Musk tweet about Russia and Putin?What Happens If Taiwan Joins NATO?
China believes that NATO wants Taiwan to join, warning that such actions would bring dire consequences.Will Russia Attack a NATO Nation? Attacks Approach Poland
Vladimir Putin has been demanding that NATO stop its eastward expansion. Does he want a war with the alliance?CNBC's Kelly Evans and Husband Eric Chemi Lead Quite the Busy Lives
CNBC anchor Kelly Evans is married to CNBC TV reporter Eric Chemical. The couple share three kids.Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum Freezes Relations With Russia
What’s Klaus Schwab’s net worth? Learn more about the German economist and World Economic Forum, which just froze its relations with Russia.Grimes Doesn't Exactly Benefit from Elon Musk’s Fortune — What’s Her Net Worth?
Aside from being labeled as Musk’s "unofficial" girlfriend, Grimes has her own identity and fortune she built for herself. What's her net worth?MLB and Players Association Reach New Collective Bargaining Agreement
MLB and the MLB Players Association have reached a new collective bargaining agreement. Let's take a look at all of the details and what the agreement means.Fox News’ Steve Doocy Talks Family and Food in His Published Books
Two of Steve Doocy’s children followed him into jobs with Fox News. Learn more about the "Fox & Friends" anchor’s life with his wife and kids.Interest Rates Go Up Soon — How Does Raising Rates Help Fight Inflation?
The Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates in March. Raising interest rates is intended to slow down the economy and eventually lower prices and inflation.What Happens to Seized Russian Assets? New Bill Gives Them to Ukraine
Lawmakers are working on a bill that would allow authorities to seize assets owned by Russian oligarchs in the U.S. What happens to seized Russian assets?Rihanna Might Take Her Lingerie Brand Savage X Fenty Public — When?
Rihanna is reportedly working on plans to take Savage X Fenty public. This could reportedly raise her company's valuation to $3 billion.SEC Names 5 Chinese Stocks to Potentially Delist — Alibaba Stock Impacted
The SEC is considering delisting five Chinese stocks based on a lack of financial transparency. What stocks are being considered? Why was Alibaba stock impacted?Florida News Anchor Nate Foy Joins Fox News as a Correspondent
Who is Nate Foy? Fox News announced that the TV journalist, previously an anchor in Florida, would be a new correspondent for the cable channel.The List of Sanctioned Russian Oligarchs Continues to Grow — Who’s on It?
Since the start of the Russian-Ukraine war, there has been a list of sanctioned oligarchs. As time passes, the list keeps growing. Find out who’s on the list.CNBC Host Shepard Smith Isn't Married, but He Does Have a Longtime Partner
Following Shepard Smith's divorce from ex-wife Virginia, the former Fox News host announced he was gay and has a long-time partner — but are they married?Hundreds of Companies Have Cut Ties With Russia — Still, Some Refuse
There are a handful of companies that are still doing business with Russia amid the war with Ukraine. Which companies haven't given in to public pressure?Was There Insider Trading Before the Activision Blizzard-Microsoft Deal?
The U.S. DOJ is investigating insiders who traded options ahead of the Activision Blizzard-Microsoft merger agreement. Was it illicit or just good timing?How Does the Russian Presidency Work and Was Putin Democratically Elected?
Russia and Vladimir Putin have been making global headlines. Was Putin elected democratically and how does the country’s presidency work?Who Owns Antarctica? Several Countries Have a Territory Claim
The frigid continent of Antarctica recently had a historical discovery of an abandoned ship named "Endurance." Antarctica is mainly used for scientific research, but who owns it?Where Will Europe Get Oil If It Cuts Back on Russian Imports?
The European Union said it would cut its dependency on Russian energy imports by two-thirds this year. Where will Europe get oil if it cuts Russian imports?Yale Professor Shares 'Naughty or Nice' List — Where Companies Stand on Russia
Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld shared a spreadsheet of nearly 300 companies stopping operations in Russia and applauded the decision. Here's the "naughty-or-nice" list.Russia’s Debt Owners Could Lose $40 Billion In Sovereign Bonds
With “junk status” sovereign bonds and a looming default, Russian debt could leave debt owners with $40 billion in losses.Why Your Favorite Frito Chips Might Be in Short Supply
Many items are still missing from store shelves two years into the COVID-19 pandemic. Is there a Frito chip shortage as well?Russia Has a Massive Gold Reserve And U.S. Senators Are Going After It
U.S. Sens. propose secondary sanctions that would halt Putin from liquidating Russia's gold reserve ‚ but how much does the country really have?The List of Companies Leaving Russia Continues to Grow as McDonald's Closes All Russian Stores
Companies continue to leave and boycott Russia firms. BP and Shell are divesting Russian investments and joint endeavors. The pressure keeps mounting on Putin.How Many Countries Depend on Russian Gas? U.S. Bans All Russian Energy Imports
As talks about banning oil from Russia become more prevalent, leaders are looking for alternatives. Many countries depend on Russia for gas.No Cause Revealed Yet in Lincoln Project Strategist Jeff Timmer’s Son’s Death
Twitter was abuzz today with an outpouring of condolences for political strategist Jeff Timmer and his wife Mattie when they announced the death of their son.When Is Putin Up for Reelection and Will He Be Able to Win Again?
Russia is a democracy and President Vladimir Putin has been elected democratically. When is Putin up for reelection and will he be able to win again?A Fake Vladimir Putin Twitter Account Fooled Politicians and News Outlets
Does Putin have a Twitter account? Here are the details on the Kremlin’s Twitter activity—and the fake Vladimir Putin account that had Twitter users fooled.Russian President Vladimir Putin Views a No-Fly Zone as "Armed Conflict"
Many political leaders in the United States and Ukraine have been calling for NATO to implement a No-Fly Zone over Ukraine. But doing so would mean war, but why?Apple Will Unveil Four New Devices in 2022 — Are the Rumors True?
Many people love Apple products and anxiously wait for new releases. There have been rumors that Apple will be dropping four new devices soon. Are the rumors true?Sergei Roldugin’s Net Worth: Another Putin Ally Is Under Sanctions
Sergei Roldugin, a longtime friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is a cellist but has a suspiciously high net worth in offshore accounts.Does Putin Want to Restore the Soviet Union? Doesn't Seem Possible Now
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has raised alarm bells globally. Does Putin want to restore the former Soviet Union?Anonymous Hacking Group’s Latest Hack Brings Ukraine War Footage to Russia
Infamous hacking group Anonymous claimed responsibility for a hack that aired Ukraine war footage on Russian TV. What other hacks was Anonymous behind over the years?
