The armed forces of the Philippines, United States and Japan on Friday conducted a "maritime cooperative activity" within the Manila's exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea, the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said. The exercises aim to strengthen the interoperability of ...

The St. Petersburg, Florida, City Council voted 4-3 in favor of approving bonds to fund the public portion of the Tampa Bay Rays' plans for a new ballpark.

Mexican health officials on Thursday reported the deaths of 13 children in medical centers in central Mexico due to the possible contamination of IV bags in four health centers.

President Emmanuel Macron on Friday was to hold talks with political factions as he seeks to name a new prime minister and find a way out of France's political crisis. Macron adopted a defiant tone in an address to the nation late Thursday, 24 hours after Prime Minister ...

Major currencies remained jittery on Friday as markets considered the impact of a politically turbulent week that saw the collapse of France's government and the brief imposition of martial law in South Korea. The U.S. dollar spiked against South Korea's won after local ...

Americans aren't the only mammals being afflicted by the illegal drug trade as traces of fentanyl have been found in bottlenose dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico.

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While many complain about high food prices, housing costs, soaring healthcare bills, and utility dues, children are not left out of the craze as toys have also been affected by the inflation crisis. Playing things from the ‘50s and beyond now costs much more than the older generation can remember. One of the popular affected toys is the Silly Putty, which debuted for a dollar in the mid-50s. The stretchy blob came in a cute egg-shaped holder. Others, like Star Wars action figures, have now gone from costing a dollar or two to up to 20 times more. What is Silly Putty worth now? Silly Putty now vs. then/YouTube Today, the Silly Putty costs $21.24, 2,000 percent more than its price seven decades ago. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Price Index inflation calculator, the price of the Silly Putty on release is $11.73 in today’s money, meaning it costs about $9 more than it should. Since its creation, Silly Putty has grown more popular, and the egg now comes in more colors, such as Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Purple, and Metallic shades for special pieces. Over 300 million Silly Putty eggs have reportedly been sold since the ‘50s. Silly Putty/Instagram Other toys hit by toyflation Star Wars action figures now sell for $16 each on Amazon, while Transformer toys go for $25, unlike their $3 to $5 range in the early ‘80s. Silly Bandz became a thing in the late 2000s at $2.50 but now costs $3.95 for a pack of six. Star Wars Action figure/Instagram On the contrary, toys like the Rubik’s cube sold for $7.49 in the ‘80s, which is $27.65 in today’s money. However, you can get them on Amazon for just $9.36 today. The toy likely debuted at such high prices due to its novelty and drastic global popularity after it was invented in 1974 by a Hungarian puzzler named Erno Rubik. Next up: Who Is The Last Living Major Actor From ‘The Beverly Hillbillies’? The post This Toy From The ‘50s That Debuted At $1 Has Jumped 2,000 Percent In Price Since appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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