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Leigh Bardugo, the author of "Shadow and Bone," reached an eight-figure deal with Macmillan Publishers. The books will comprise a "variety of formats, age categories, and genres."

The feds suspect that a Tesla was using the automated driving system when it crashed into a firetruck last month. The California crash killed the driver and injured the passenger.

Tom Love, the founder of Loves Travel Stops and Country Stores, has died at the age of 85 in Oklahoma. The cause of Love's death has not been announced.

National Transportation Safety Board said "trim issues" may have led to deadly turbulence on a jet that resulted in the death of a passenger. The plane was experiencing stability issues.

New York will double the number of licenses issued to marijuana dispensaries in its first round of applications, though both legal and illegal sales are flourishing statewide.

Democratic Gov. Maura Healey announced a tax relief proposal aimed at saving money for residents in the state. The proposal is worth $742 million.

A 73-year old Rhode Island man has been charged with laundering $35 million in internet fraud schemes through his accounting and consulting businesses.

Restaurants across the country are starting to introduce subscription models as a way to ensure steady revenue. Some will offer free drinks or free delivery for a monthly fee.

Tyler Perry plans to donate $2.75 million to help ensure older homeowners in Atlanta, Georgia, are able to stay in their homes as real estate taxes rise.

Law enforcement agents seized fake sports memorabilia that is worth millions. They confiscated more than 600 fake championship rings across four major U.S. pro sports leagues.

A Mississippi woman was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for making false statements on her tax return. She was ordered to pay $231,636 in restitution.

Officials from the European Union have rebuked Twitter for failing to provide a full report of how the platform plans to combat online disinformation.

Farmers across France drove their tractors to Paris to protest the pesticide ban. The French government recently decided to ban the use of neonicotinoids.

The Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada, is on track to reach capacity at 63 million passengers in seven years. Officials may build a new reliever airport.

National retailers across the country are looking for ways to cut down on theft while keeping shoppers happy. More everyday items are being locked up to reduce theft.

The founder of My Big Coin Pay Inc. was sentenced to eight years in prison for cheating investors out of millions. The founder claimed the currency was backed by gold, but it wasn't.

Authorities investigating the 2019 plane crash in Ethiopia involving a Boeing 737 Max believe an object, such as a bird, made impact with the plane before the accident.

Mexico plans to ban imports of genetically modified corn for human consumption. The United States and Mexico are still far from an agreement regarding the plan.

A bill that is aimed at undoing the automatic wholesale tax increase on gas and diesel passed through Pennsylvania's state Senate. The vote was 29-19 in favor of the bill.

Yale University graduate teachers and researchers voted to unionize. The Yale faculty members have been attempting to unionize for over a decade, dating back to the 1990s.