FRANCE BANNED SUPERMARKETS FROM BINNING EDIBLE FOOD
France’s food waste law banned supermarkets from binning edible food and pushed big stores to donate it. Here is what it requires and where it stands now.
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JAPAN’S COLD-WATER-ONLY CUP NOODLES SOLD OUT IN A WEEK
Nissin’s cold water Cup Noodles, the first in the brand’s history to ban hot water, sold out in about a week and have now reached Malaysia.
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A FAKE DELIVERY SITE LETS YOU ORDER FOOD THAT NEVER COMES
FoodNeverComes is a fake food delivery site with carts, fake cards and a courier on a map, and the meal never shows up. Millions have reportedly visited.
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EX-TRASH COLLECTOR GRADUATED FROM HARVARD LAW SCHOOL
Rehan Staton was rejected by every college he first applied to, worked on a trash truck, then graduated from Harvard Law School with Tyler Perry’s help.
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GRAY HAIR AND MELANOMA MAY START IN THE SAME STEM CELLS
University of Tokyo researchers found gray hair and melanoma can grow from the same stressed stem cells in mice, but graying does not prevent cancer.
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BIOLOGIST IS TESTING PERIODS EVERY THREE MONTHS IN MICE
A Chinese biologist is testing periods every three months in mice to stretch fertility, but she warns the estrogen trade-off carries real risks.
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BOY, 10, HURT IN PHILLY PLANE CRASH ASKED IF HE SAVED SISTER
Trey Howard, 10, was hit by debris in the Philadelphia plane crash protecting his sister, then woke from brain surgery asking if he had saved her.
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PERU HAS 91 KIDS NAMED ERLING HAALAND AFTER THE WORLD CUP
Peru’s civil registry says 91 children were named Erling Haaland and 468 people carry the surname during the World Cup, though Neymar still leads the list.
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US HOME PRICES HIT A RECORD $440,660 AS BUYERS GET SQUEEZED
U.S. home prices hit a record $440,660 in June, the 36th straight month of gains, as buyers face high rates and a housing bill stuck in Washington.
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NASA WANTS VOLUNTEERS TO SPEND A YEAR IN FAKE MARS HABITATS
NASA is recruiting volunteers for a year-long simulated Mars mission in Houston, and the fine print rules out sleepwalkers and sleeping-aid users.
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