Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

Appliances are mainstays of Black Friday sales. But in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, they may be harder to find this holiday season.

After saying it had moved firearms and ammunition off the sales floor “as a precaution,” Walmart says it will start making those items visible again.

Donald Trump boasts he’s the best president for Black Americans since Abe Lincoln. But are Black lives really better under his administration?

Entertainers who work as Santa Claus are booking fewer gigs as retailers, workplaces and party hosts weigh what to do amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Tab, the diet soda of choice for a generation of calorie counters will disappear by the end of the year, beverage giant Coca-Cola says.

For the fourth time in nine months, McDonald’s employees have filed a complaint accusing the fast food giant of racial discrimination.

Sales of marijuana for recreational use began Friday in Maine, one of eleven states that have made it legal for adults to possess small amounts

Amid a national reckoning on racism, JP Morgan Chase says it will dedicate $30 billion to closing the racial wealth gap

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