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Why the Box of Cereal in My Cart Might Cost Less Than Yours
Each month, NerdWallet suggests one wallet win to help you feel more confident about your money. This month, we're going to try to trip up the retailer algorithms that set prices for us behind the scenes. A few weeks ago, I bought a family-sized box of cereal on one of my go-to shopping apps for a sale price of $4.79 - pricier than I'd like, but my toddler loves it, and I'm loyal to the brand. A week later, the price was back to the regular price of $5.29, so I skipped it.
World's smallest buffalo born at zoo weighs just 15 lbs
The new calf is part of a conservation effort to save the species.
MU president, city leaders clash over downtown safety after weekend brawl
By Mike Murphy Rising concerns over public safety downtown sparked an exchange between University of Missouri President Mun Choi and city officials after a brawl at 9th and Walnut streets early Sunday morning that resulted in seven arrests and video circulating on social media. The altercation reignited debates over law enforcement resources and city governance just weeks before university students return for the fall semester.
Why 'Artemis Fowl' is the perfect summer read for the whole family
(BPT) - Artemis Fowl is back! It's been twenty-five years since the twelve-year-old criminal mastermind captured the imagination of kids. Now, longtime millennial fans and families new to the series can delve into Eoin Colfer's wild, chaotic and fantastical world.
To Understand Finland, Start in the Sauna
National Sauna Day is important to the Finns. As I stood in Rajaportti Sauna, a public sauna in Tampere that has welcomed bathers for more than 120 years, I read the Declaration of Sauna Peace in English as part of Finland's National Sauna Day. Around me, people settled quietly onto wooden benches.
John Travolta's 'Saturday Night Fever' suit to fetch $400,000 at auction
Other iconic entertainment memorabilia included in the auction are Michael Keaton's batsuit from "Batman Returns" and the stunt ax from "The Shining."
Red Cross declares blood crisis
* The American Red Cross has declared its second-ever national blood crisis - and Mid-Missouri is feeling it. The local Red Cross director says the supply of Type O positive blood has dropped below a one-day supply, which could delay surgeries and postpone cancer treatments. The Red Cross is offering a free movie ticket to donors. * A man from New Franklin is facing drug trafficking charges after a traffic stop in Columbia this morning.
NASA's newest telescope set to track Earth-like planets closer to launch
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will also explore the mystery of dark energy and why it's causing the universe to expand faster over time.
58 years of attacks on the media by powerful leaders trying to deflect criticism, from Nixon to Trump
American faith in news is at an all-time low, aided by a president hostile to the press. But presidents have long attacked journalists as biased. What does objectivity really mean?