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Tyson Foods is set to relocate about 1,000 corporate positions from Chicago and South Dakota to its headquarters in Springdale, Arkansas.

Tyson Foods joins list of companies leaving Chicago in recent months

After cyberattacks targeted over a dozen U.S. airports, their websites are back online. A pro-Russian hacker group is being blamed.

Russian cyberattacks target US airports by shutting down websites

Just over a week out from the midterm elections, nine mass shootings were reported across the United States over the Halloween weekend.

9 mass shootings reported over Halloween weekend

A missile blast killed two in Poland; Donald Trump announced he is running for president in 2024; and a judge ordered the end of Title 42.

Poland missile blast; Trump announces 2024 run; Title 42 ruling

A slowdown in consumption has created a new problem, a lot of shipping containers. Here are some ways they are being used in Five for Friday.

From World Cup stadium to housing, 5 ways to repurpose shipping containers

In December, the U.S. economy saw deflation for the sixth month in a row. Consumer prices came down for the first time since 2020.

PM rundown: Deflation in December, Disney and ESPN sued

Immigrants in Chicago receiving COVID-19 pandemic relief checks

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis brought the message that he's tough on crime to a gathering of law enforcement officers in New York.

DeSantis visits Chicago and New York, expresses support for police

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot lost her reelection bid and the FBI Director released the agency's conclusion on COVID-19 origins.

Morning rundown: Chicago’s mayor loses reelection; FBI’s COVID origins report

Finland will become an official member of NATO nearly a year after it first applied following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Finland joins NATO, doubling presence along Russia’s border: April 4 rundown