Alfalfa sprouts recalled over E. coli and salmonella concerns
Alfalfa sprouts have been recalled after links to E. coli and salmonella contamination. The headline does not state the scale of distribution or illness.
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Alfalfa sprouts have been recalled after links to E. coli and salmonella contamination. The headline does not state the scale of distribution or illness.
Toronto Public Health is advising travellers who passed through Pearson International Airport about a potential measles exposure.
The University of Arkansas–Fort Smith received a bomb threat that may be connected to threats in Kentucky and Florida.
Alfalfa sprouts are being recalled because they may be contaminated with E. coli and salmonella.
A report links climate pressures, armed conflicts and fuel shortages to growing fears of famine.
An Orange County district attorney announced a $100 million claims program for people affected by chemical-related evacuations in Garden Grove.
The D.C. Circuit upheld the EPA designation of PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances under CERCLA.
Alfalfa sprouts have been recalled because of possible E. coli and salmonella contamination.
Dog food has been recalled across Canada and the United States, according to the FDA.
Clear Eyes products, Outshine bars and Publix berries were listed in recall coverage.
Zimbabwe has deployed military personnel in newly identified oilfield areas.
Chicken is being investigated as part of a salmonella outbreak that has sickened 340 people.
A popular nut-nougat spread has been recalled after salmonella was detected.
Kaufland has issued a recall for a frozen product because of norovirus contamination. The affected product and scope are not specified in the headline.
A report indicates coronavirus-related changes affecting claims, risks, work, habits and supply chains. It indicates broad societal and economic consequences.
Japan has released 170,000 tons of treated water from the Fukushima plant over a three-year period.
Children in Gaza remain at risk even as hunger levels have declined. The headline indicates an ongoing humanitarian threat in the conflict zone.
A watchdog report says FEMA workers avoided homes displaying Trump-supporting flags after Hurricane Milton. The report found the conduct violated the law.
Nightclub raids uncovered a drug trafficking pipeline from Mexico into South Carolina. Dozens were arrested and 31 people were indicted.
Chicken is being investigated as a possible source of a salmonella outbreak that has sickened 340 people. The investigation concerns a wider food-safety risk.
Blood banks are responding to a shortage affecting national supplies. The situation could constrain access to transfusions and other medical treatment.
A dangerous insect affecting plants, potentially including grapevines, has been detected in Moldova for the first time.
NOCMA reportedly confirmed that a company mismanaged or scammed approximately US$403,605 in taxpayer money.
Residents in Rakiraki are raising concerns about contaminated water and calling for a reliable supply.
A reform synagogue in central Israel was vandalized, reportedly the second such attack in 10 days.
A security cabinet detained 57 people, including four minors, during the weekend.
Filipino cardinals called for greater care for young people after a shooting.
An 18-year-old was killed and three other people were wounded in a shooting in Baychester.
Massachusetts reported its second human case of West Nile virus.
An expert has warned about rapid growth in online gambling among teenagers.
An eight-year-old child has died after contracting Naegleria fowleri, a rare infection caused by a brain-eating amoeba.
Ecoceanos and the Cetacea Conservation Center launched a campaign against the government's plan to cull sea lions.
An investigation into a General Motors engine recall has expanded. The supplied headline does not specify the affected models or the scale of the risk.
Senator Tommy Tuberville says a former CIA director threatened him over a political disagreement concerning abortion.
The U.S. Navy reportedly missed its active-duty and reserve recruiting targets for 2023.
A report discusses possible connections between communities associated with murders in Schongau and Fagersta.
Communities in Mannar fear environmental fallout from Sri Lanka's green energy push.
Wildfire smoke is raising air-pollution concerns in Rock County, Wisconsin, which has high asthma rates.
An American city is trying to keep cancer-causing nitrates out of its tap water. The headline does not specify the city's name or the extent of contamination.
Central Dauphin School District said an emergency plan related to Three Mile Island is essential to protecting staff and students.