From the Lawton Constitution By James Finck, Ph.D. Just last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a notice that New York’s Prince Bakery voluntarily recalled five of their products distributed in bodegas and small retail markets around Bronx and Westchester, New York, because the company did not declare their products contained milk and … Continue reading Recalling the history of recalls
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Why are we snapping over SNAP?
Last week our nation seemed to split across a metaphorical fault line over the “Big Beautiful Bill.” One side called the measure a masterpiece while the other condemned it as the downfall of our society. Yet, amid all this fighting, our nation experienced a real tragedy. While politics is always important, last week the political … Continue reading Why are we snapping over SNAP?
Big Beautiful Bill Part IX
I am a little behind where I hoped to be, I did not realize how long this would take but I am committed and can’t stop now. I finally got my finals graded and got in a round of golf with my son, so I am back. Everything from last time were all part of … Continue reading Big Beautiful Bill Part IX
Big Beautiful Bill Part VIII
Sorry I took a day off. I needed to write next weeks article and I have a bunch of finals to grade. While all that takes priority, I am actually getting closer to the end and Medicare is still one of the most talked about aspects of this bill, I can’t just stop now. I … Continue reading Big Beautiful Bill Part VIII
Happy 4th of July
Happy 4th of July everyone. I assume you all have spent the day like me, dividing your time between watching 1776 and reading Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill. I did not intend to spend the holiday reading this, but I have not been able to find a source I felt I could trust. Mostly what I … Continue reading Happy 4th of July
