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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the ICE raids that catalyzed days-long protests in Los Angeles, saying the city “wouldn’t be what it is” without migrants. “They migrate out of need and send resources to their families from there,” the president added. “Mexicans will always have our backing and demand that their human rights be respected. They must know that, Read More…
A Californian city has announced it is officially terminating its partnership with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as protests continue in Los Angeles over immigration raids. Why It Matters Immigrant rights advocates and protesters squared off against federal authorities over the weekend in response to the White House’s immigration enforcement Read More…
There’s a reason supermarkets didn’t exist for 99% of human history — and yet, our ancestors thrived. While modern consumers rely on fragile supply chains and electricity-dependent refrigeration, traditional cultures mastered food preservation methods that kept them alive through wars, famines, and brutal winters. Today, as supply chain disruptions and economic instability loom, these forgotten techniques Read More…
If you’ve been exposed to MSG (and let’s face it, you have), you can benefit from neuroprotective nutrients that counteract glutamate’s toxic effects. In yesterday’s article, I revealed all the hidden forms of MSG in grocery products, fast foods and more, revealing how food manufacturers deceive customers by hiding glutamate in ingredients like yeast extract or torula yeast. MSG, known Read More…
Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops With tariff talks top of mind, South Florida farmers say they’re in trouble. Crops are rotting on the vine and they’re blaming the ongoing trade wars and immigration changes. What does this mean for the future of our food? 7’s Heather Walker investigates. Perfectly Read More…
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE OF REPRESENTATION OF THE ISSUES TALLAHASSEE — Though they will have to return to Tallahassee to hammer out a budget, Florida lawmakers Friday night finished most of the business of the 2025 legislative session. Here’s a look at 10 big issues from the session — some that passed, some Read More…
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At 37, Burkina Faso’s Captain Ibrahim Traoré stands as the world’s youngest head of state, a figure Western media often paints as a “corrupt warlord”—a leader who, they claim, siphons gold from his country, rules as a dictator, and delays democracy. Yet locals chant “IB, IB!” in the streets, hailing him as a patriot on a mission to “Make Burkina Faso Read More…
The choice of Marva Johnson as the 13th FAMU president rattled many in the Rattler Nation. In an 8-4 vote after an emotional meeting, in which some trustees called the vote a “foregone conclusion,” the Board of Trustees tapped the vice president of the internet and cable TV company Charter Communications to take the reins of the Read More…
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