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'Rat Meat Being Sold as Lamb Meat in China
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'Food and Skin Allergy Cases Rise in the US, Highest Among Wealthier Families
Food and skin allergy occurrences in U.S. children have increased dramatically in recent years, a new government report shows. -
'McDonald's to Serve Breakfast All Day, CEO Drops Hint
McDonald's President and CEO Don Thompson offered hints during a recent interview that the company is considering serving its breakfast menu all day long. -
'Caffeine In Food: FDA To Investigate New Caffeinated Gum
The Food and Drug Admnistration will launch an investigation into the caffeinated gum, called "Alert Energy Gum" which promises "The right energy, right now." The gum, launched this week by Wrigley, a subsidiary of Mars, Inc., has 40 milligrams of caffeine per piece and 8 blister-packed pieces per box. Many children, especially teenagers, consume chewing gum and concerned parents want to know the risks involved from the spike in caffeine. -
''Pet Food Stamps' Help Owners Through Tough Economic Times
Difficult economic times in recent years have led to heartbreaking decisions for many pet owners. Now a non-profit offers food stamps for pets that families can get support for their pets. -
'Hitler’s Food Taster Shares Harrowing Tale of Sampling his Exclusively Vegetarian Dishes
Keeping a dark secret is never an easy task, but keeping it till your 95th birthday and even from your husband, now that's in an entirely different league. -
'1 in 5 U.S. Households on Food Stamps, Groups Call for Transparency on how Money is Spent
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) shows that a record number 23 million households are now on food stamps. -
'7 Gorgeous Easter Egg Photos
These 7 Easter Egg photos show gorgeous design and stunning creativity. As Easter Approaches, you will want to look at these for inspiration before making your own batch of eggs. -
'Caught: Convicted Rapist On The Run 34 Years After Judge Allowed 2 Days To Pack
Convicted rapist Gary Allen Irving was to be sentenced to prison in Massachusetts 30 years ago, and the judge had given him two days to make arrangements at home when the convict went missing. Irving was on the Top Ten Most Wanted fugitives list in the state, but the search ended Wednesday night when he was caught in the state of Maine. -
'Second Baby Giraffe Born This Week Named 'Millie' - Rare Rothschild Species at Chester Zoo
A baby giraffe named "Millie" has been born to mother "Orla" at UK's Chester Zoo, the second one in a week born in captivity worldwide. It is part of the endangered "Rothschild" subspecies with only 670 left in the wild. -
'US Consumer Data Support Sturdy First-Quarter Growth Picture
U.S. consumer spending rose in February and sentiment among Americans perked up this month, further signs of an acceleration in economic activity in the first quarter after a near stall in late 2012. -
'Matt Lauer Intern Calls Him 'Not So Nice' And Gets Surprise Response Via Twitter
Local Fox reporter Mark Zinni tweeted his impression of Today Show host Matt Lauer, describing Lauer as "not so nice" during his time interning for Lauer. After seeing the tweet, Lauer responded graciously: "@MarkZinni huh? Always tried to be nice Mark. Sorry you didn't think so. Hope you're doing well. Matt." -
'LeBron James Not Sad, Tweets Swag Day After Loss to Bulls
LeBron James tweeted a link to a roomful of swag, a day after breaking a 27-game winning streak with a loss to the Chicago Bulls. He seemed to shrug it off today with a lighthearted tweet, asking for a "left hand massage" after a presumably marathon signing session with Upper Deck sports memorabilia. -
'Colton Dixon Back On 'American Idol' With 'Love Has Come For Me' [VIDEO]
American Idol favorite Colton Dixon was eliminated last season, but he is back and performs his song Love Has Come For Me on this twelfth season of the show. -
'Maundy Thursday Observed, Pope Francis Washes and Kisses Feet
Maundy Thursday was observed worldwide, with Pope Francis performing perhaps the most unique ritual by washing the feet of 12 juvenile inmates, ages 14 to 21. It caused a minor stir because 2 of the detainees were girls.
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