Fri, June 13, 2025

by: Futurism

The FDA Is Already Outsourcing Drug and Food Analysis to Error-Plagued AI Chatbot

In case you haven't had enough artificial intelligence, the US Food and Drug Administration is now outsourcing its oversight duties to a large language model (LLM.) In an article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), FDA bureaucrats Marty Makary and Vinay Prasad (the latter of whom is a noted critic of COVID mask mandates and vaccine boosters) laid out a five-point list of priorities that the federal agency is hoping to tackle. Among them is "unleashing AI," a plan

by: Forbes

Father's Day Gift Guide 2025: The Best Pink Wine

It's more traditional to gift a ros wine for Mother's Day, but there are plenty of dads (mine, included!) who prefer pink wines. Ros all day is even better in June.

by: Chowhound

The Bougie Kitchen Appliance Michelin-Rated Chef Daniel Boulud Uses For Wine

Wine is an expansive category. For every $5 bottle is a $500 bottle, and those expensive bottles need bougie appliances. Daniel Boulud agrees.

by: Patch

Warminster Food Bank Opens New Location

The Warminster Food Bank recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to christen its new location.

by: KTBS

Summer food program helps address food insecurity in Texarkana

TEXARKANA, Texas - For many students, summer vacation means finally getting out of the classroom and away from tests and homework.

by: Reuters

US immigration raid of Omaha meat plant cuts staff, fuels food production worries

CHICAGO (Reuters) -U.S. meat producer Glenn Valley Foods was operating an Omaha, Nebraska, facility with about 30% of its staff on Wednesday after federal agents detained workers in an immigration raid the previous day, slashing the output of products it sells to grocery stores and restaurants, the company's president said. In the wake of Tuesday's sweep by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, livestock traders and market analysts expressed concerns that the potential deportation of undocumented workers from such raids could disrupt U.S. production at a time when beef prices have soared and meat processors report a labor shortage. ICE agents detained about 74 to 76 workers out of roughly 140 at the Glenn Valley plant, President Chad Hartmann said.

by: Vogue

This Quiet Corner of Canadian Wine Country Is an Idyllic Summer Escape

Here's why you should head to the scenic South Okanagan region of British Columbia this summer.

by: Time

The 9 Most Underrated Healthy Foods

They don't often get the spotlight but deserve to.

by: Oregonian

Stoller Wine Group purchases Elouan brand from California giant Copper Cane

The sale adds Elouan to a Stoller wine portfolio that includes Stoller Family Estate, Chehalem Winery, Chemistry, Stoller Swing and History labels.

by: WTVT

Dinner DeeAs' Favorite Father's Day Foods

Forgotten Father's Day? How about making him dinner! We've hand picked our favorite dishes just for the Dad in your life.

by: WPXI

Pittsburgh area food, art offered at U.S. Open in Oakmont

Pittsburgh is a food town and a lot of the local flavors are on display at the historic 125th U.S. Open in Oakmont.
Thu, June 12, 2025

by: Parade

California Pizza Kitchen Doubles Down on Controversial Menu Items With New Salad Inspired by This Wildly Popular Food Trend

Well, that's one way to get us to eat our greens.

by: Forbes

Immigration Raids Hit Farms And Food Plants, As ICE Targets Agriculture

This week's Fresh Take also covers Under 30 alum-founded JonnyPops, this week's NYSE listing for JBS, tariff impacts on the canning industry and more.

by: TheNewsCenter

New food pantry opened up in Parkersburg

Parkersburg has a new food pantry thanks to the United Way Alliance of The Mid-Ohio valley and SW Resources.

by: fingerlakes1

Wine in grocery stores stalled in Albany | Fingerlakes1.com

by: Oregonian

Cyberattack at major grocery distributor leads to empty shelves at Whole Foods, New Seasons

United Natural Foods limited shipping to retailers and shut down its systems this week due to "unauthorized activity."

by: KOIN

Kohr Explores: The Taste of Mac returns to McMinnville

It's a destination for wine lovers and foodies alike, and this Saturday, the Taste of Max is back!

by: purewow

5 New TGI Friday's Menu Items, Ranked & Reviewed by a Food Editor

When I think of TGI Fridays, it's happy hour margaritas, Buffalo wings and loaded potato skins (the flair-famous eatery is one of the first restaurants to have ever made them, BTW) that come to mind first. But after a recent visit to the chain restaurant, I realized they have much more to offer. Take the five new food items that just hit menus, ranging from cheese-topped tots to three types of saucy mozzarella sticks. Just so you know whether or not to branch out from your usual order on your ne

by: WPXI

Cyberattack on United Natural Foods to disrupt food supply at grocers in Pittsburgh region, beyond

Attention, Pittsburgh-area organic food shoppers. Look for selection to shrink and for store shelves to at least start to go bare on select items in the wake of a cyberattack on the largest organic food distributor in the United States, Rhode Island-based United Natural Foods Inc. (NYSE: UNFI), Amazon's primary food supplier for Whole Foods Market that counts more than 30,000 grocery stores throughout the country as customers.

by: Eater

Street Food Summer Is Here

The best things to eat from trucks, stands, and carts all summer long.

by: MassLive

Cultural Chaos returns to Easthampton with music, art and food

The event features two music stages, BMX performances, aerial artists, and food vendors along Cottage Street.

by: Richmond

Richmond's must-try summer wine dinners

Our food & drink reporter had a mystical experience at Midlothian Chef's Kitchen's wine dinner and wants to share all the details with you.

by: WGME

Maine Legislature advances bill to reduce food waste

Supporters are urging Governor Janet Mills to sign the bill.

by: Chowhound

Is Sam's Club Food Court Pizza Made In-House Or Is It Frozen?

Sam's Club food court pizza is a great deal - but does its low price mean the pizza is cooked from frozen, or is it actually made fresh each day?

by: pocketgamer

Uncharted Waters Origin sees Iliana set sail in the latest update as we celebrate the wine festival

Uncharted Waters Origin adds Admiral Iliana, launches the Wine Festival, and preps the Ocean Season Event with new rewards and story content

by: People

Hailey Bieber Winds Down in Wine Country with Bestie Justine Skye

The mom of one shared an Instagram carousel of her recent girls' trip with the singer
Wed, June 11, 2025

by: WDAF

Boulevardia to celebrate Kansas City music, food, craft this weekend

The tenth iteration of Kansas City's biggest musical festival is quickly approaching this weekend, on June 14.

by: FreightWaves

Whole Foods distributor remains hobbled following possible cyberattack

A possible cyberattack on a major food distributor is beginning to disrupt grocery supply chains. The post Whole Foods distributor remains hobbled following possible cyberattack appeared first on FreightWaves.

by: Parade

Popular Fast Food Chain Giving Away 100,000 Chicken Sandwiches

Here's how to get yours before they're gone.

by: news4sanantonio

Prepare for Fredericksburg Food and Wine Festival this Fall

Get ready for a taste of Texas Hill Country! This fall, the Fredericksburg Food & Wine Festival returns with a full celebration of local flavors, fine wines, an

by: KTVI

Missouri's best food truck serves buttermilk biscuits, food writers say

When you think of food trucks, perhaps sandwiches, tacos, or sweet treats come to mind. But in Missouri, food writers say the one food truck you truly can't miss is all about buttermilk biscuits.

by: KARK

Study ranks Arkansas fourth in nation for fast food spending

Arkansas ranks fourth in the nation for household spending on fast food, with the average cost of a fast food meal being $22.20.

by: Eurogamer

Dash Food locations in Mario Kart World

All of the Dash Food items in Mario Kart World listed, along with where to find the food locations.

by: WGNO

With a sword and champagne, Brennan's celebrates NOWFE in French Quarter

NOWFE begins Wednesday, June 11, and runs through Sunday, June 15.

by: WJW

How much of Ohioans' incomes are spent on fast food: Study

The cost of fast food may be hitting your wallet harder than you think.

by: Chowhound

Do All Frozen Foods Have Preservatives?

In today's health-conscious world, many people are more aware of what's in their food. And you might be wondering if all frozen foods have preservatives.

by: WMUR

Big changes are being proposed for a US food aid program. Here's a breakdown by the numbers

President Donald Trump's plan to cut taxes by trillions of dollars could also trim billions in spending from social safety net programs, including food aid for lower-income people.

by: abc7NY

BottleRock Napa Valley: What's new with food, music and fun

Around 120,000 people attended the popular three-day music and culinary festival. This year, they were in for a treat with new food and beverage options.

by: vg247

All Mario Kart World Dash Food locations

Looking for a mid-race snack? Here's where to find all different types of Dash Food in Mario Kart World.

by: MLive

Jackson's Art, Beer & Wine Festival draws thousands in 20th year

Ella Sharp Museum's largest annual fundraiser featured 100 vendors and raised approximately $60,000 in ticket sales, attracting visitors from multiple states and Canada.

by: Forbes

Autumn In Piedmont's Langhe Hills: Fine Wines, Food And Stunning Landscapes

The Langhe Hills of Piedmont are one of the less touristed wine regions of Italy, offering an excellent chance to experience authentic local culture and traditions.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: 'Talks to oust Swinney' and SFA 'war on thugs'

The fall-out from the SNP's by-election defeat and a call for more football banning orders make the front pages.

by: wjla

Arlington Taste of the DMV | News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News

WJLA is the local ABC affiliate for the greater Washington DC area. From our studios in Arlington, VA ABC7 covers national and local news, sports, weather, traffic and culture and carries entertainment and sports programming. WJLA serves Alexandria, Springfield, Annandale, Tysons, Reston, Ashburn, Centreville and Manassas, Virginia and Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Beltsville, Greenbelt, Bowie, College Park, Largo, Crofton, Annapolis, Hyattsville and Takoma Park, Maryland, and all the communities in between.

by: WHTM

Harrisburg restaurants react to Food Allergy Safety Legislation

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) Right now there is no legislation in Pennsylvania that requires menus to have food allergy disclaimers. A bill to change that already passed the House. Restaurants abc27 spoke with agree the changes it would make are needed. House Bill 77 would also require restaurants to display a poster for their employees and [ ]
Tue, June 10, 2025

by: Forbes

Exploring Portugal's Douro Valley: Wine, Views, History And Charm

The Douro Valley in the north of Portugal has a number of attractions: the distinctive terraced vineyards of wine and port estates; historic towns and the Douro River.

by: BBC

How Devon and Cornwall warming seas are altering the food chain

From "invading" octopuses to blue sharks, scientists say the food chain is changing.

by: WMUR

Empty shelves plague some Whole Foods after distributor knocked offline

Whole Foods stores nationwide are struggling to restock after a major distributor hack. Here's what happened.

by: Investopedia

Cyberattack Disclosure Continues to Rattle United Natural Foods Stock

United Natural Foods gave a cautious outlook as it continues to weigh the impact of a cyberattack.

Scotland's papers: 'Talks to oust Swinney' and SFA 'war on thugs'

The fall-out from the SNP's by-election defeat and a call for more football banning orders make the front pages.

The article from AOL News discusses the current political situation in Scotland, focusing on the potential ousting of John Swinney, the Deputy First Minister, amid talks of a leadership challenge within the Scottish National Party (SNP). Various Scottish newspapers highlight the internal conflicts and the looming possibility of a no-confidence vote against Swinney. The discussions come at a critical time as the SNP faces pressure over its handling of recent policy issues and declining public support. The article also touches on other significant news, such as the ongoing cost of living crisis and updates on local crime stories, but the primary focus remains on the political turmoil within the SNP and its implications for Scotland's governance.

Read the Full BBC Article at:
https://www.aol.com/news/scotlands-papers-talks-oust-swinney-054947090.html