Wed, May 21, 2025

by: montanarightnow

Trump displays DRC visual as proof of South African 'genocide'

US President Donald Trump brandished a stack of printed articles at the White House Wednesday that he claimed documented a genocide taking place against white people in South Africa.
Thu, May 22, 2025

by: WGME

Food insecurity advocates warn against SNAP cuts

Food insecurity advocates say kids, the elderly and people with disabilities will go hungry if the budget deal goes through.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: Gang feud probe 'global' and knife crime appeal

The police investigation into recent gangland violence and a campaigner's warning over youth knife crime make the front pages.

by: Prevention

This Common Food Was Just Linked to Heart Disease, Parkinson's

New research has linked ultra-processed foods to heart disease and Parkinson's disease. Here's what to know about the science and data behind the studies.

by: Pitchfork

Watch Wednesday Perform "Elderberry Wine" on Colbert

The Asheville, North Carolina, indie-rock band made its television debut last night

by: earth

Wines may develop new tastes as climate patterns change

Climate change is affecting grapes used to make wine all over the world. This means wines might taste different in the future.

by: Oregonian

What's the best Oregon wine? Nominate your favorite for our Readers Choice Awards

Nominations are open until 11 p.m. Monday, May 26, 2025.

by: Fortune

Female entrepreneurs are finding new ways to build a climate-resilient local food supply in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia must import the overwhelming share of its food, and due to the withering heat, nutritious fruit and vegetables can spoil quickly.

by: Parade

Costco's New Food Court Combo Sparks Uncertainty Among Fans

'They'll do anything except bring back the combo pizza,' one person said.

by: Reuters

US farm agency to allow Iowa, Indiana to bar junk food and soda from food aid

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Thursday that she had signed waivers from Iowa and Indiana that would restrict some processed foods and sugary drinks from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

by: KBTX

Brazos Valley Food Bank preparing for new round of pending budget cuts

"The pantries are our lifeline."

by: Today

5 foods you have to try at Epic Universe

Luckily, most of these options are easy for grabbing and eating between rides.

by: ksby

Pets of the Week: Pearl and a litter of wine themed puppies

Every week, we feature adoptable animals from SLO County shelters. This week it's Pearl from the SLO County Shelter and Champagne from Woods Humane Society's turn in the spotlight!

by: GEEKSPIN

Free Food Every Day This Week at Burger King

Prepare your tastebuds for a royal feast, because Burger King is about to make your week undeniably delicious! In a celebration fit for a king (or queen!), the fast-food giant is rolling out an unprecedented weeklong promotion leading up to National Hamburger Day on May 28th. Forget your packed lunches and cooking plans, because for […] Read the original here: Free Every Day This Week at Burger King

by: People

A Guide to the Best Themed Food and Drinks at Universal Orlando's Long-Awaited Epic Universe

Universal Orlando Resort's highly-anticipated new theme park is offering more than 100 innovative menu items across its 30 dining locations

by: Forbes

Chefs Share Top Picks From Healdsburg Wine & Food 2025

Chefs share their favorite bites and sips from Healdsburg Wine & Food 2025—plus the standout events worth booking for next year.

by: KWQC

Almost Friday Fest kicks off

The family-friendly event at Riverside Park features live entertainment, local food vendors, and a beer/wine tent, according to a news release from the city. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.

by: Parade

Did Food Network Just Spoil '24 in 24' Final 5?

The Food Network may have revealed the '24 in 24: Last Chef Standing' season 2 final 5 during a promo that aired during 'Cutthroat Kitchen' on Tuesday, May 20.

by: People

Dozens of McDonald's Orders Wasted as Customers Ditch Their Food to Hoard Happy Meal Toys in Chaotic Video

The Happy Sets (what McDonald's in Japan calls Happy Meals) in question feature toys inspired by Chiikawa, a popular anime TV series about animal friends

by: Forbes

The Best Subscription Boxes For Dads, From Unique Snacks To Custom Wines

The best subscription boxes for dads are customizable and provide a curated collection of items every month. Our top picks include Bespoke Post, Firstleaf and more.

by: BBC

Popular food spots hiding a world of exploitation

Dark kitchens are some of the places being targeted by immigration officers to find illegal workers.

by: Forbes

Building A Sustainable Future For Food And Health

While precision agriculture is still a work in progress, the leap to prescription agriculture isn't far off.
Fri, May 23, 2025

by: WTVD

New Food Vendors and The Soccer Tournament 2025 returns to WakeMed Soccer Park

TST has drawn more than 70,000 fan for the competition and it is expected to welcome its largest crowds yet in 2025.

by: NewsNation

The Food Babe: Americans 'mass poisoned' with chemicals

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. released a report on chronic illness and the effects of ultraprocessed foods on Americans.

by: WJAX

Argument over food order ends in deadly shooting at Florida fast food restaurant

A Checkers fast food location next to an Osceola County tourist destination now an active crime scene.

by: WGAL

2 former merchants sentenced to prison for $1M food stamp fraud

Adam Rashwan and Mervant Gharib allowed customers at their market in Harrisburg to exchange benefits for cash, which is illegal.

by: Newsweek

What RFK Jr's MAHA plan says about chemicals in food

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by: NDTV

These Carb-Rich Foods Are Essential For Healthy Ageing

Carb-rich foods provide sustained energy, help maintain a healthy gut microbiome, regulate blood sugar, and reduce inflammation.

by: Parade

'I'm an Oncologist and This Is the Food I Add to Every Meal for Cancer Prevention'

Here's how to lower your risk of cancer with every meal.

by: cleanplates

7 Ways to Save on Food Without Sacrificing Quality

Food has always been a big part of our budgets, and higher prices over the last few years have made that even more true. But with some strategy, you can save on food expenses and still eat the way you want. Between shopping smarter and reducing food waste, it's surprising just how affordable healthy eating… The post 7 Ways to Save on Food Without Sacrificing Quality appeared first on Clean Plates.

by: Reuters

'Our children are dying slowly' says father searching for food in Gaza

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by: Forbes

8 Wine Cocktails to Try Beyond Sangria

Discover 8 refreshing wine cocktails that offer a lighter, flavorful alternative to spirits. Perfect for easy, elegant sipping beyond classic sangria.

by: MSNBC

Trump's budget bill passes through House with cuts to food assistance

A new map from USA Today shows President Trump's budget bill could severely impact the poorest Americans by slashing food assistance. Atlanta Community Food Bank President and CEO Kyle Waide joins Chris Jansing to explain more about the impact of the cuts.

by: People

Burger King Has a Week of Free Food for National Hamburger Day

Burger King announced that it will be rolling out a set of free items with a purchase of any item in the week leading up to National Hamburger Day, starting on May 22.

by: CNN

In Gaza, limited food aid meets desperate crowds and looting

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by: BBC

Chaos spreads as desperate Gazans wait for food aid

Lawlessness is stopping food from reaching people, while a clash at an aid convoy last night turned deadly.

by: WAFF

Kitchen Cops find food held past date limits, food temperature issues at steakhouse

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by: WMUR

RFK Jr.'s MAHA report raises concerns about vaccines, American foods and prescription drugs

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by: Delishably

Costco Shoppers Left In Shock Following New Food Court Item That Clocks In At Over 1,000 Calories

Umm...is there a veggie option?

by: KOIN

Oregon Food Bank says proposed tax bill will 'compound the problem' of food insecurity

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by: WOOD

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by: WMUR

Learn which foods to avoid while pregnant to reduce listeria risk

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by: Delishably

An Unsettling, New Study Reveals That Some Fast Food Workers 'Can't Afford to Eat the Meals They Serve'

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by: BBC

Chaos spreads as desperate Gazans wait for food to arrive

Lawlessness is stopping food from reaching people, while a clash at an aid convoy last night turned deadly.

by: CNN

First MAHA health report calls for reassessing medicines, processed foods, pesticides

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by: Forbes

Modern Croatian Wines Are Hard To Find But Well Worth Looking For In The U.S.

Although 95% of Croatian wines are consumed within the country, producers are looking to expand exports globally.

by: BBC

Mazi Project: Food poverty charity struggling to keep up with demand

Founder Melanie Vaxevanakis wants to raise £35,000 to support marginalised young people.

by: CNN

Food tech entrepreneur talks about the need for innovation | CNN

SusHI Tech Tokyo, one of the Asia's largest startup conferences, is a gathering of entrepreneurs and investors from around the world. Oishii CEO Hiroki Koga speaks to CNN about the importance of technological innovation.

Trump displays DRC visual as proof of South African 'genocide'

US President Donald Trump brandished a stack of printed articles at the White House Wednesday that he claimed documented a genocide taking place against white people in South Africa.

In a tweet, former President Donald Trump displayed a visual from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) as evidence of a supposed genocide in South Africa, mistakenly using an image from a different country and context. The image, which showed a black man being burned alive, was actually from a 2010 incident in the DRC where a man was accused of witchcraft and lynched by a mob. Trump's tweet, which also mentioned the issue of farm seizures and the expropriation of land from white farmers in South Africa, was criticized for spreading misinformation and fueling racial tensions. South African government officials and fact-checkers quickly debunked the claim, emphasizing that the image had no connection to South Africa and that the narrative of a genocide against white farmers was unfounded.

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