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Americans are still hopeful about trick-or-treating this Halloween despite a number of cities clamping down on holiday festivities in the age of COVID-19. 

Naiya Iraci, 11, hadn’t ever even seen a black bear before Sept. 9, let alone shot one.

The fitness influencer still eats junk food, though.

The Salvation Army has provided more than 100 million meals, 1.5 million nights of safe shelter, and emotional and spiritual support to over 800,000 people since March.

The Internet is full of lies.

There are other things to talk about.

Eating out is about to get weird.

Anything can be a Halloween costume now.

Owners of the Subaru WRX report the highest percentage of speeding violations.

A couple who is soon to be wed had allegedly sent an RSVP that demands to know the value of the gift they are going to receive and provided meal options accordingly.

People have been posting videos of themselves on TikTok, saying cryptic messages and blasting Travis Scott’s “Sicko Mode” at McDonald’s drive-thru windows

Natalie Lamb Esfahani and Shervin Esfahani canceled their May 2 wedding because of the coronavirus, but decided to spend the rest of their wedding money on buying and renovating a camper van.

Irreparable damage can be caused in the latest TikTok trend.

Carver and his grandmother dropped off the toy hoping it would make the firefighters smile.

The TikTok video has nearly 3 million views since it was posted earlier this month.

The note said the man’s decorations “are in ‘bad taste’ and only goes to prove to everyone that a ‘low class Mexican family’ lives there.”

Guests will be required to register before entering the park.

Bruno Neves, from Great Yarmouth, U.K., proposed to his girlfriend Patricia Calado with a tattoo that said: “Will you marry me?”

You can have your cake – but you might not want to eat these, too.

The Richard Childress Racing driver is having his best season ever.