Three jars dating some 3,600 years in the past were found in Israel at the ancient city of Meggido, the site where the Bible predicts will witness th ...
ReadThe manufacturers of Barnum's Animal crackers, which have delighted children for decades, has redesigned its iconic packaging after falling to ...
ReadA study conducted by researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine found that people hospitalized for an episode of mania had more ...
ReadThe rapidly growing economy is proof that we need welfare reform. Having more job openings than people looking for work is a good problem to have ...
ReadAccording to a paper authored by Marcella Alsan of Stanford Medical School and Crystal Yang of Harvard Law School, enrollment in the Supplemental N ...
ReadStores market sugary drinks more heavily during Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit issuance days, a forthcoming study in the Am ...
ReadAccording to a paper in an academic journal, male vegans and vegetarians are guilty of "upholding the gender binary" and perpetuating...
ReadWest Liberty Foods, a meat-processing business based in Iowa, has reached a settlement agreement with the Department of Justice to resolve discrimina ...
ReadA Pennsylvania State University sociology professor argues in a recent academic paper that eating meat perpetuates what she calls “hegemonic ma ...
ReadEvidenced by the rapidly growing salmon-farm industry, salmon is one of the world’s most popular fish. The volume of farmed Atlantic salmon inc ...
ReadIf the plague is not halted, a cup of morning coffee could become a luxury few can afford.
ReadA Kremlin crackdown on food imports that violate Russian sanctions will continue to draw criticism throughout Russia.
ReadTomatoes are going for $5.77 per kilo in Mexico.
ReadCharitable organization asks the world to provide humanitarian corridors to allow refugees to flee Muslim terror.
ReadThis is sweet news for Paraguay, even while Argentina and other neighboring countries seek to develop their production of stevia as an alternative sweetener.
ReadA growing number of tribal people are embracing Islam in the province. Priests and missionaries cannot easily reach remote communities and villages, whilst Muslim merchants from Java and South Sulawesi move to the province and, with the pretext of providing goods and services, attract natives.
ReadNext time you have a seafood dinner, look into the fish's mouth. You might be surprised.
ReadTwo-thirds of North Korea's 24.5 million people do not have enough to eat.
ReadIndulging during the holidays means more acid reflux, but prolonged reflux can lead to Barrett’s disease and esophageal cancer.
ReadMeiji is voluntarily pulling its Meiji Step infant formula as a precaution.
ReadWhy buy a gadget to decant wine when you can DIY?
ReadWhat you don't know about bread might not hurt you, but...
ReadConsidered a delicacy in Asia, shark-fin soup means death for millions of sharks worldwide.
ReadOn November 1, Guatemalans recall the deceased members of their families and pray for the intervention of the saints. Like Thanksgiving Day in the US and Canada, it is a time for family reunions, special foods, and memories.
ReadUnited Nations agencies tasked with tackling global hunger today highlighted the need for concerted efforts to address the root causes, focusing on the need to ensure that children have enough to eat, and addressing the factors that make food unaffordable for so many.
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