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10,000 Acres of Farmland. Should It All Be a Superfund Site?

The use of industrial sewage as fertilizer broadens a crisis already affecting farmers nationwide.

What to know about Phoenix Ikner: Alleged FSU gunman and stepson of sheriff’s deputy

The suspect's stepmother served the Leon County Sheriff's Office for 18 years.

Bloody outbreak of NYC subway crime leaves at least 5 hurt in stabbings, slashings and a beating: cops

A stranger pummeled an 18-year-old man inside the Grand Concourse and East 174th Street station Sunday afternoon, cops said. DCPI

Is Fluoride in Our Drinking Water Safe?

"There is an emerging body of science that does raise some concerns about health issues associated with fluoride."

Texas measles outbreak grows; Michigan, Pennsylvania report new outbreaks

CIDRAP – Texas has reported 20 more measles cases in the past 5 days. The outbreak now stands at 561 cases, with 58 patients requiring hospitalization. The outbreak’s epicenter includes counties in West Texas that are home to a large unvaccinated Mennonite community. Of the 561 cases, 381 are in children 17 years and younger. In New Mexico, 5 more cases have been identified since last week, raising the state total to 63. New Mexico’s cases...

Anonymous donor gives thousands of dollars for meals at Massachusetts McDonald’s

An anonymous person donated thousands of dollars to pay for meals at the Main Street location.

Veterans find healing & fellowship through barbecue

Local veterans are placed in groups of four to learn culinary life skills and compete to see who can recreate the best barbecue.

What artificial food dye bans mean for your health and fridge

While you may not know these dyes by name, they can show up in your foods. Red No. 40, for example, can be found in salami, Yellow No. 6 in chicken bullion and Blue No. 1 in canned peas.

Cases of ‘invasive strep’ that can trigger flesh-eating disease have nearly doubled in the US

Prior to 2013, rates of invasive strep had remained stable for 17 years.

What RFK Jr. Gets Wrong About Chronic Disease

CITY JOURNAL – In his confirmation hearing as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. argued that U.S. health-care spending represents a “20 percent tax on the entire economy.” Rather than engage in a “divisive debate about who pays,” he suggested the nation ask, “Why are health-care costs so high in the first place?” Kennedy offered his own answer: “chronic disease,” to which “90 percent of health-care spending” is devoted. He specifically pointed to...

Make America Healthy Again by assassinating drug cartel members?

CIA can use lethal force if authorized by president.

US tourist arrested after allegedly attempting to contact ‘world’s most isolated’ tribe

Polyakov planned his trip well in advance, visiting the Andaman islands twice before.

Houston janitor who urinated in water bottles at doctor’s office, spreading STDs to workers sentenced to prison

Lucio Diaz has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

‘What’s going on?’: Police video shows arrest of Tampa Bay doctor on child porn charges

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A Tampa Bay palliative care doctor is facing federal child porn production charges. Dr. Stephen Leedy was pulled over and arrested on Dec. 19 by Holly Springs police officers in Georgia. “I’m sorry. What’s going on?” Dr. Leedy is heard asking the officers in body worn camera video obtained by News Channel 8. “Just put your hands behind your back,” an officer said. Leedy told officers it was a case of “mistaken identity,” and...
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