The orange juice that many people like to drink with breakfast is naturally high in sugar. But it also contains citric acid, ...

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Growing up, I always envied the kids who built gingerbread houses at home. My family and I rarely baked together in Brooklyn: Like many Asian diaspora families, we stored pots and pans (and our rice ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Your penny jar just became a piece of history. After more than two centuries, the U.S. Mint officially pressed its last penny on Wednesday, but before you rush to the bank to cash in ...

Change is coming to how we make change, thanks to the impending demise of the penny. That’s not an alternative fact: The U.S. Mint said in its annual report that each penny costs 3.69 cents to make.

More than 200 years ago, the penny could buy you a candle, some candy, or even a biscuit. Today, the humble one-cent coin has mostly been relegated to the bottoms of drawers and handbags. Maybe you're ...

The phrase “end of an era” is one of the more overused ones in the American English lexicon. But in this situation, it truly applies: Say goodbye to the United States penny. On Wednesday, the United ...

President Donald Trump has ordered the U.S. Treasury in May to stop minting pennies because their production cost exceeds their face value, but that doesn't mean you can't still use the U.S. currency.

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Roots & Resin Farms co-founders Max Young (left) and Preston Torres pose for a photo on the farm near Lindstrom on Sept. 4. Roots & Resin Farms in Lindstrom is one of Minnesota’s first licensed ...

Weed-free yards don’t happen by themselves. Behind every well-manicured lawn and garden, there’s a diligent person putting in the time and effort to prevent weeds from growing, then pulling out the ...