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Congressional Report Finds Toxic Metals in Baby Food Brands
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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2020 Gerber Baby Is First Adopted Baby Chosen for Campaign
This year’s Gerber baby shows that love is the most important part of building a family.
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Gerber's 2019 Spokesbaby Is a Hmong Girl in North Carolina
Gerber says its newest spokesbaby is a spunky 1-year-old with “the look of wonder in her eyes,” born to a Hmong immigrant family in North Carolina. The company announced Tuesday that the winner of its ninth annual photo search is 1-year-old Kairi Yang, a little girl from Hickory who sometimes makes a cute “growling” sound when she gets excited. Her...
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California Measure Would Lift Secrecy on Police Use of Force
The measure would help restore public trust, according to supporters while critics warn it could open officers to more attacks and criticism.
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Nestle Selling US Candy Business for $2.8 Billion
Swiss food and drink giant Nestle is selling its U.S. candy business to Italy’s Ferrero for about $2.8 billion in cash. Ferrero will take over iconic chocolate brands Butterfinger and Crunch bars, as well as the sugary Nerds, SweeTarts and FunDip
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California Retains Drought Measures
California has retained largely symbolic measures guiding water conservation during drought.
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Severe Drought Down to 11 Percent in California
A weekly report issued Thursday showed the state’s two largest reservoirs, Northern California’s Oroville and Shasta, at 126 and 124 percent — more good news for drought recovery.