A representative of a nutritionists’ group says members know the difference between marketing and science, and use their professional judgment to evaluate exhibitors’ products and programs.
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McDonald’s agrees to settle case with California workers
The federal lawsuit sought to hold the company liable for allegations that a franchise owner in the San Francisco Bay Area cheated hundreds of workers out of wages and overtime.
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French authorities finish clearing camp as migrants flee to new Paris site
Police round up Afghan migrants at the Paris camp and clear away some of their tents.
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Dakota Access pipeline demonstrators divided over tactics
Young activists look for an aggressive strategy while older ones support a more peaceful protest.
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Iraqi special forces poised on eastern outskirts of Mosul
Troops prepare to enter Iraq’s second-largest city in an offensive to drive out Islamic State militants.
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Obama to hand over social media accounts
Obama is leaving office with far more digital content to archive than any previous president.
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Justice Department says it will move quickly – and quietly – in review of Clinton emails
Under pressure after an unusually public disclosure by FBI Director James Comey, the department is trying to regain control of the politically charged investigation.
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CNN drops Democratic official alleged to have leaked debate questions to Clinton camp
Material released from a stolen Clinton campaign file reveals that the former commentator communicated with the campaign about questions the candidate might be asked.
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Viral meningitis case reported at York County school
Parents in RSU 21 are notified by letter of a single case of the disease.
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Maine forest industry stands to gain as Norway spruce earns construction grade
After extensive testing at UMaine, the tree is the first new species accepted for commercial and residential building in roughly 80 years.