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Miami Airport Closing Terminal Due to Shutdown
Hundreds of TSA agents have called out sick after being forced to work without pay as a result of the government shutdown.
Tequila's Global Shortage Is Only Getting Worse
Happy hour could be getting a little less "happy" for your wallet.
When to Buy the Perfect Christmas Tree Amid Shortages
The most popular time to buy a Christmas tree is the weekend after Thanksgiving, but experts advised buying earlier this year.
Plutonium Shortage Risks NASA's Missions to Deep Space
Government Accountability Office says there will be a space travel bottleneck because of a gap in production of plutonium 238.
Avocados Prices: How Long Will They Be High?
As global demand increases near the end of avocado season, prices for the trendy fruit have reached a new high. At this point, we're eating about 1.65 billion pounds of avocados a year, according to the Hass Avocado Board.
Avocado Research Could Help Production, Consumption
The new method involves creating several trees from one plant and therefore could be a "game-changer," according to one scientist.
Japan Potato Shortage Threatens Stocks of Chips
Affected flavors include "french salad" and "pizza" and won't be back until crops are reestablished.
Cuba's Premium Gas Shortage Leaves Diplomats Stuck
Regular citizens are largely unaffected by the shortfall as they tend to drive older cars that use regular fuel.
Putin Steps in To Bolster Venezuelan Dictator Maduro
Venezuelans are exhausted by the daily search for sustenance, which saps their ability to protest.
Vaccine Shortage Threatens Polio Eradication Efforts
An unexplained shortage of the injectable version of the vaccine slows attempts to kill polio in Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan.
Hundreds Arrested in Unrest Over Venezuela Cash Crisis
Violence and looting has followed President Nicolas Maduro's decision to pull Venezuela's largest currency, adding to a crisis of limited food and medical supplies.
Chaos in Venezuela Over Border Closing, Cash Shortage
Embattled President Nicolas Maduro delays decision to pull 100-bolivar bills from circulation amid continuing unrest.
Ruptured Pipeline Could Cause Massive Fuel Shortages
Alabama, Georgia, and North Carolina have declared states of emergency due to 338,000 gallons worth of fuel spilling.
A Vanilla Ice-Cream Crisis Looms
A poor vanilla pod harvest in Madagascar could cause ice-cream prices to rocket.
Peru Turns to Ancient Aqueducts to Prevent Droughts
Lima, one of the world's driest cities, to fix disused waterways to prevent water shortages.
German Population Drop Spells Skills Shortage in Europe's Powerhouse
An ageing population and the lowest birthrate in Europe are leading to a shortage of skilled workers