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The company known for its cozy woolen products and the distinctive red-black Buffalo Check pattern produced goods ... At about $115 each, American Girl dolls are expensive enough to seem to ...

The company known for its cozy woolen products and the distinctive red-black Buffalo Check pattern ... American parts. The Ford Edge, for example, is made in Canada, and the Maverick and Bronco Sport ...

Turning Ourselves Into Dolls! Today, Trinity and Madison head to Chicago for a fun trip. Dad has a fun video planned for them and the girls will be headed to the American Girl Doll store! For today's ...

So, getting this year’s version at 20% off is a total steal. Everyone knows American Girl dolls cost a pretty penny, and finding one for under $100 can be rare. Yet they have a handful of Truly ...

a mini Bible to be a word of encouragement for the doll, a hairbrush made specifically for American Girl dolls, an extra outfit and a set of pajamas. The dolls also came with a brochure that told ...

In a new viral trend known as the "Barbie Box Challenge," internet users are transforming themselves into action figures and ...

On a stop in Greenville, South Carolina, CBS News contributor David Begnaud meets two young girls on a heartfelt mission to spread joy and resilience.

Girl Scouts Troop #1 in 1917, photographed by Harris & Ewing. Juliette Gordon Low stands on the right. Image courtesy of the Library of Congress, item no. LC-H261- 8976 .

Other popular toys include Hot Wheels, its Fisher-Price toddler line and its pricey line of American Girl dolls. Mattel declined to comment ahead of its first-quarter earnings announcement.

Marilla, 27, shared her love of American Girl dolls, Disney movies and beads, showcasing her jewelry designing skills. She also touched on how she was bullied as a child for having autism and her ...

So the billionaire entrepreneur figured "common sense" would prevail in his second term, despite the president's campaign to impose tariffs as a way of resuscitating American manufacturing.