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Politics May 11

WATCH: Biden sees bigger role for U.S. farms to ease food prices amid Ukraine war

By News Desk and Associated Press

World Jan 20

Ethiopian porters unload food aid bound for victims of war after a checkpoint leading to Tigray in Mai Tsebri town
Food aid in Ethiopia’s Tigray now at ‘all-time lowest’, U.N. reports

The United Nations says food distribution in Ethiopia’s blockaded Tigray region has reached its “all-time lowest” while more than 50,000 children are thought to be severely malnourished, the latest sign of growing crisis amid efforts to end the country’s 14-month…

By Associated Press

Arts Dec 24

Candied fruitcake
The misunderstood fruitcake has a magnificent shelf life — and history

To the Romans, it was the original energy bar.

By Jeffrey Miller, The Conversation

Economy Nov 29

FILE PHOTO: Shoppers browse in a supermarket while wearing masks in St Louis
How rising prices affect people differently, and what it says about the economy

Inflation rates, especially for food prices, have spiked quickly and are being felt hardest by those earning lower wages. These price increases have led many people to believe the economy is in a bad place, but experts say the opposite.

By Chloe Jones

Arts Jun 28

A group of people gather around a dinner table for a meal in the new documentary, 'High on the Hog'
Watch 7:47
‘High on the Hog’ aims to eliminate the erasure of Black contributions to American cuisine

"High on the Hog" tells the sweeping history of African-American food — first as a book and now in a highly acclaimed four-part series on Netflix. Special correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault talked with some of the show’s creative team about why…

By Charlayne Hunter-Gault, Maea Lenei Buhre

Feb 04

Congressional report finds some amounts of toxic metals in baby food brands

By Dee-Ann Durbin, Associated Press

A congressional investigation has found levels of arsenic, lead and other toxic metals in many popular baby foods, including organic brands.

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Dec 10

Watch 6:37
Chef Marcus Samuelsson on celebrating Black cooking

This is a time where cooking takes center stage, but often overlooked are Black chefs and cuisine. Marcus Samuelsson is a chef, restaurateur, and host of the PBS series, "No Passport Required." His new book, "The Rise" is a celebration…

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Nov 25

Watch 7:22
Mexican chef Gabriela Cámara on food as a force for social good

By Jeffrey Brown, Sam Lane, Susana Seijas, Monica Wise Robles

Cuisine inspired by Mexico can be found almost everywhere in the United States. But at chef Gabriela Cámara's restaurants -- on both sides of the border -- dishes with fresh, local ingredients put a unique twist on traditional favorites. Jeffrey…

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Sep 18

USDA plans additional $14 billion for farmers reeling from coronavirus

By David Pitt, Associated Press

The U.S. Department of Agriculture released details of its plan Friday, saying it will provide "financial assistance that gives producers the ability to absorb increased marketing costs associated with the COVID-19 pandemic."…

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Jan 07

Watch 5:24
This wilderness survival program offers a chance to live as the cavemen did

By Malcolm Brabant

For those tired of the stresses and excesses of contemporary civilization, a survival expert in the Italian Alps offers a training program in living as the Neanderthals did. Participants endure a rough existence in the wilderness, learning to kill prey…

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