• Tue, April 22, 2025

by: CNET

Mediterranean Diet for Heart and Bone Health: Foods to Eat and How to Get Started

The Mediterranean diet was named the healthiest diet for the eighth year in a row. Plus, a new study suggests this heart-healthy diet may also support strong bones. Here is everything you need to know.

by: Allrecipes

PSA: These Are the Foods You Should Never Buy In Bulk

Plus, a few you should.

by: Parade

People in Their 90s With a Sharp Memory Eat This One Food Daily

Is it part of your diet?

by: WBAY

Food Truck Alley and End Zone Market offers food, shopping outside the draft zone

Food and retail vendors are setting up to give visitors a bite to eat and a little shopping.

by: purewow

6 New Red Robin Menu Items, Ranked, Reviewed and Photographed by a Food Editor

If you're like me, you think of two things when you hear Red Robin: bottomless fries and a soulfully sung yum, à la infamous jingle. The chain is arguably best known for its burgers, but the restaurant recently launched a slew of new chicken items, ranging from hot honey-doused wings to a light, refreshing chicken wrap with an unexpected riff on Caesar dressing. (That said, there's also a limited-time bacon cheeseburger and a couple of fruity drinks on the menu, plus a hot honey pepperoni pizza

by: Delish

One-Pot Cheesy Asparagus Orzotto Is The Definition Spring Comfort Food

Orzo—the rice of the pasta world—gets the risotto treatment in this recipe, along with asparagus and nutty Parmesan.

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PBS39 News Reports | MEXICAN FOOD TRUCK | Season 2020

a Mexican food truck in Carbon County

by: Newsweek

Trump admin sets deadline for eliminating 8 food dyes in US foods

As part of the initiative, the FDA will set industry standards and timelines for transitioning to natural color alternatives.

by: WTVD

Food businesses preparing for 'quick adaptation' to new artificial color rules

The FDA is targeting artificial dyes that are used in cereal, ice cream, snacks, yogurts and more.

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Katie Maloney Reveals the Surprising Status of Witches of WeHo Wine: "When We Started This..." | Bravo

Katie Maloney just revealed a surprising update about her wine line, Witches of WeHo. Read on for more on the collab with Stassi and Kristen.

by: AFP

Trump's administration moves to ban artificial food dyes

President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday announced plans to ban synthetic dyes from the US food supply -— a move welcomed by health experts and marking a rare point of bipartisan agreement in an otherwise sharply divided political climate."For the last 50 years, American children have increasingly been living in a toxic soup of synthetic chemicals," Drug Administration commissioner Marty Makary said at a press conference surrounded by young families and MAHA supporters.

by: Time

RFK Jr. To Phase Out Artificial Food Dyes

The federal Food and Drug Administration will take steps to eliminate the synthetic dyes by the end of 2026.

by: TechCrunch

ChatGPT's responses will now include Washington Post articles | TechCrunch

OpenAI and The Washington Post just announced a new content partnership that will see ChatGPT summarize and link to the Post's original reporting in its

by: Forbes

Three Who Make Wine While Minding The Earth

These family owned wineries take care of the earth like it is one of their own

by: BBC

Kennedy announces ban on artificial dyes in food and drinks

Experts have linked the dyes - which are found in dozens of foods, including cereals and candy - to neurological problems in some children.

by: WAFB

New rescue kitchen turning food waste into healthy meals

Roughly 40% of the country's food supply goes to waste every year according to USDA.

by: WJZY

HHS moves to phase out artificial food dye

Big changes could be coming to what we eat. The Department of Health and Human Services is moving to ban several artificial food dyes that have long been under scrutiny.

by: WOOD

Kalamazoo launches pilot food scrap program

For the rest of 2025, Kalamazoo residents will have a designated food scrap recycling program.

by: MLB

Bellinger (food poisoning) scratched against Tigers

DETROIT -- Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger was scratched from Tuesday afternoon's starting lineup against the Tigers in Detroit. The reason?

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The Fast Food Restaurant That Got Its Start In An Antique Shop

This sandwich shop founded in Chicago in the 1970s was originally operated out of an antique shop. Here's how it got its name and its big break.

by: WMUR

RFK Jr. plans to phase out eight artificial dyes from US food supply

U.S. health officials plan to remove synthetic dyes from foods, advocating natural alternatives to improve public health

by: stacker

The food and beverage recalls this month so far

Stacker examined data from the Food and Drug Administration to track recalls in March 2025, including Tostitos, Lean Cuisine, and Stouffer's meals.

by: Cleveland

Counting their blessings: Food program that helps kids gets a new home

Blessings in a Backpack is a program that has been in Green Local Schools for 13 years and is moving to a new location to continue its mission.

by: CNET

7 Best Foods That Give You Energy, According to Experts

Feeling sluggish? You can get energy from your diet. Here are the best foods experts recommend.

by: PBS

Nebraska Public Media News | Homefields: Digging Into Local Food

NET News takes a look at the local food movement in Nebraska and beyond.

by: Chowhound

The Case For Ordering Food Delivery While Traveling

Traveling is a great opportunity to experience the best cuisines the world has to offer, but it's also tiring. Sometimes, you just want food delivered to you.

by: Forbes

Earth Day 2025: From Wines To Main Course, Farm Challenges Are Universal

From vegetables to grape vines, Earth Day 2025 presents unique climate and market challenges.

by: Chowhound

12 Worst Foods To Cook On The Grill

Firing up the grill is a favored fair weather activity, but not all foods lend themselves to a summertime sizzle. Take special care when grilling these.
  • Wed, April 23, 2025

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'Volley of wine bottles.' Morgan Hill police describe melee at Safeway

(KRON) — Morgan Hill police released more details Tuesday about what happened before officers shot a man inside a Safeway grocery store on Dunne Avenue last week. Shaun Hillman, 40, had refused to leave the Safeway, and when officers arrived, he "threw a volley of wine bottles in rapid succession at them," the Morgan Hill […]

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: Gender law 'time wasting' and gang war bounty

A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.

by: Newsweek

A food dye ban would affect these common shopping basket items

The FDA plans to phase out several artificial food dyes, affecting popular brands such as Skittles, Mountain Dew and Lucky Charms.

by: WJW

'Soon to be famous' fast food chain coming to NE Ohio

Check out their menu and learn more about the growing company.

by: WYFF

Travelers at GSP can soon enjoy a new option for food before takeoff

A new restaurant will soon make its landing at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport.

by: Oregonian

SE Portland's new food cart pod opens with a slate of amenities

The pod includes homages to the Mexican restaurant that used to occupy the space.

by: legit

"Wine carrying": Pete Edochie explains what traditional marriage signifies

Nigerian veteran actor Pete Edochie, during the wedding of an Anambra billionaire's son, opened up on the importance of traditional weddings as the video trrended.

by: stacker

91 fast food breakfast sandwiches ranked by nutritional value

Hers analyzed 91 fast food breakfast sandwiches to find the best and worst options based on nutrition.

by: Brides

Queen Elizabeth Reportedly Scolded Meghan Markle at a Pre-Wedding Food Tasting

The royal didn't approve of a comment the "Suits" actress made about one of the potential vegan dishes.

by: WGAL

Food banks scrambling as Trump administration cancels deliveries

Feeding America, a nationwide network of food banks, food pantries and local meal programs, was recently informed that the U.S. Department of Agriculture is canceling $500 million in federal funding.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Hoboken Food Pantry helps residents make ends meet | Season 2022

The pantry became a vital resource for many during the pandemic

by: NewsNation

West Virginia becomes first to ban food dyes, beginning with schools

West Virginia is one of the nation's unhealthiest states by a number of metrics, yet it became the first state to ban artificial food dyes.

by: AFP

Scramble for food aid in Myanmar city near quake epicentre

Crowds jostled through traffic and braved scorching heat on Wednesday in a race to secure vital aid in a central Myanmar city ravaged five days ago by a deadly earthquake.AFP journalists saw hectic scenes as hundreds of desperate people lined up for aid distribution in the city, some running through traffic to join the queues.

by: WJZY

FDA says it will phase out food dyes

FDA leaders say they're working to eliminate six synthetic food dyes found in American food.

by: TechRadar

ChatGPT news just got a major upgrade from The Washington Post

But don't expect any AI Pulitzers just yet

by: rnz

Third of New Zealanders need help with food

Data should be 'wake up call' that action is needed in grocery sector, Consumer NZ says.

by: Forbes

7 THC Or CBD Infused Wines To Try Now

From red blends to bubbly rosés, explore 7 alcohol-free wines infused with THC or CBD for a relaxing, flavorful experience.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | NJSP Food Drive | Season 2018

NJSP in conjunction are wrapping up a food drive.

by: CNET

Poured Red Wine at Your Spring Get Together? Here's Some Expert Advice on How to Store It

Opened bottles of wine perish quickly. But you can store them for a while before they go bad.

by: CNET

12 Probiotic Foods to Eat for a Healthy Gut

Give your gut some natural love with these probiotic-rich foods. Boost your gut health and indulge in some tasty dishes.

Counting their blessings: Food program that helps kids gets a new home

Blessings in a Backpack is a program that has been in Green Local Schools for 13 years and is moving to a new location to continue its mission.
The "Counting Their Blessings" food program, which has been providing meals to children in need for over a decade, has recently moved into a new, larger facility in Cleveland. This move was necessitated by the program's growth, as it now serves over 1,000 children weekly, up from the initial 300. The new space, donated by a local business, allows the program to expand its operations, including the addition of a commercial kitchen and increased storage capacity. This expansion is crucial as it aims to address the rising demand for food assistance among children in the area, exacerbated by economic challenges. The program's founder, Kim Anderson, expressed gratitude for the community's support and emphasized the importance of continuing to serve the community's most vulnerable members.

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