Misunderstanding food date labeling is common and educational communications are needed to improve consumer understanding, according to a new study in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior.
South Carolina may become 4th US state to allow executions by firing squad
The South Carolina House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday that allows for firing squads to carry out death penalty sentences and makes electrocution a more likely means of execution.
‘Star Wars’ script revealing how plot twist was kept secret sells for $32K
An original “Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back” script, which reveals how a pivotal plot twist was hidden from actors, smashed auction estimates to sell for £23,000 ($32,000).
George Clooney is diehard Brad Pitt fan in hilarious ad
Actor George Clooney performed a comedy sketch for an Omaze fundraiser he is holding for the Clooney Foundation for Justice, an organization focused on fighting for human rights.
Indonesia airport scammers reused Covid nasal swab tests on passengers, police say
Up to 10,000 airline passengers may have been tested for coronavirus with reused nasal swabs in a scam that netted thousands of dollars for the perpetrators, according to Indonesian police.
India’s Covid Crisis Needs a New Lockdown
The country’s coronavirus disaster is the world’s problem.
The country is now reporting about 20 daily Covid-19 cases per 100,000 people — about the same number as India was reporting two weeks ago
In Nepal, a situation is unfolding that looks chillingly familiar.
Liz Cheney’s fall shows that Trump is here to stay
The unmistakable message of Liz Cheney’s downfall is that Donald Trump will be a dominant figure in the Republican Party — and by extension American life — most likely for years to come.
Ahead of Tokyo Olympics, Drug Testing Is a Struggle
The pandemic slowed worldwide drug testing to a crawl. The process has resumed, but the problems that led to poor testing ahead of the 2016 Games have not gone away.
Hong Kong court jails activists over Tiananmen rally
A Hong Kong court has sentenced Joshua Wong and three other activists to between four and 10 months in prison for participating in an unauthorized rally last year to commemorate the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.