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Royal Caribbean details plan to send crew members stranded aboard ships home

Monday, May 4 by ABC News

ALEXIUZ/iStockBy MINA KAJI, AMANDA MAILE and CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Royal Caribbean and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may soon come to an agreement to allow the thousands of crew members stuck aboard ships... Read More.

Airlines working to ensure thousands of parked planes are ready to fly again

Monday, May 4 by ABC News

mbbirdy/iStockBy AMANDA MAILE and MINA KAJI, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The number of air travelers is down more than 90% in the U.S. due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Transportation Security Administration -- but U.S. airlines are... Read More.

‘When is my career going to start?’ College grads face one of the bleakest job markets in history

Monday, May 4 by ABC News

adamkaz/iStockBy LAYNE WINN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- May is a month to celebrate college graduates and their achievements, wishing them well as they begin their career with a hard-earned degree under their belt.Graduation, however, looks different this year. The... Read More.

Kroger pledges 200,000 gallons of milk for nation’s food banks

Monday, May 4 by ABC News

jetcityimage/iStockBy RYAN SHEPARD, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As government officials continue to search for more "out of the box" solutions to transport food from farmers to food banks during the coronavirus pandemic, Kroger has pledged a helping hand.As part... Read More.

Essential farmworkers risk COVID-19 exposure to maintain food supply

Sunday, May 3 by ABC News

iStock/koto_fejaBy: ARMANDO GARCIA (NEW YORK) -- Cleotilde is a farmworker in Ventura County who wears a colorful bandana to protect her from the sun and pesticides, but since COVID-19 broke out, she also hopes it can protect her from the... Read More.

Michigan meat industry leaders create COVID-19 safety guidelines to increase production

Saturday, May 2 by ABC News

RiverNorthPhotograpy/iStock By CHRISTINA CARREGA, ABC NEWS(LANSING) -- In response to a recent slowdown of beef and pork production in Michigan, food industry leaders urged consumers not to panic buy as adjustments are made in response to the coronavirus pandemic at... Read More.

USDA wants to help farmers feed families, but advocates and lawmakers say it’s not enough

Saturday, May 2 by ABC News

USDA BY: STEPHANIE EBBS (WASHINGTON) — One of the most confounding consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be the problem of farmers bulldozing or dumping their crops at the same time as thousands of Americans line up at food banks... Read More.

Professional tips for video conferencing

Friday, May 1 by ABC News

Leo Patrizi/iStockBy ERIC MOLLO, ABC News(NEW YORK) – A lot of people are spending more time in front of a camera on Zoom, Google Meet, and other apps during the pandemic. Unfortunately, some people have experienced embarrassing moments that... Read More.

Trump pushes payroll tax suspension unlikely to help the unemployed, experts say

Friday, May 1 by ABC News

Official White House Photo by Andrea HanksBy SHANNON K. CRAWFORD, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Instead of sending more direct relief to Americans hit by the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, President Trump has suggested he would prefer temporarily easing... Read More.

Unemployment checks are late — and May’s bills may be, too

Friday, May 1 by ABC News

KLH49/iStockBy VICTOR ORDONEZ, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- For most, the first day of the month marks bills due -- banks expect mortgage payments and landlords expect rent. But for the millions of newly unemployed Americans, paying bills has become... Read More.

Dunkaroos are making a comeback in 2020

Thursday, April 30 by ABC News

iStock/MarkPiovesan(NEW YORK) -- BY: HALEY YAMADAHey '90s kids, get your butterfly clips and platform sneakers ready because Dunkaroos are making a comeback.In February, General Mills announced that Dunkaroos -- the ultimate ‘90s kids treat -- would make it's highly... Read More.

Seattle mayor talks capping third-party delivery fees to protect restaurants

Thursday, April 30 by ABC News

svetikd/iStockBy ALLIE YANGS and ARIANE NALTY(SEATTLE) -- With so many restaurants across the United States shuttered to dine-in customers, some eating establishments are trying to stay afloat by offering takeout and delivery. But oftentimes, this leaves them beholden to... Read More.

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Royal Caribbean details plan to send crew members stranded aboard ships home

Airlines working to ensure thousands of parked planes are ready to fly again

‘When is my career going to start?’ College grads face one of the bleakest job markets in history

Kroger pledges 200,000 gallons of milk for nation’s food banks

Essential farmworkers risk COVID-19 exposure to maintain food supply

Michigan meat industry leaders create COVID-19 safety guidelines to increase production

USDA wants to help farmers feed families, but advocates and lawmakers say it’s not enough

Professional tips for video conferencing

Trump pushes payroll tax suspension unlikely to help the unemployed, experts say

Unemployment checks are late — and May’s bills may be, too

Dunkaroos are making a comeback in 2020

Seattle mayor talks capping third-party delivery fees to protect restaurants

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