Tariffs stir uncertainty over future of Gun Prices and Second Amendment Access
As uncertainty looms over newly imposed tariffs, Capital Region residents and business owners are expressing concern about ...
Russia on track to build artillery shell stockpile triple the size of the US's and Europe's combined: top US general
Gen. Chris Cavoli says Russia is rebuilding its forces swiftly, including by producing 10 times as many tanks as the US each ...
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The things in Northern Ireland you can do now that you couldn't five years ago
You can now travel to work in-person, when non-essential workers were told to work from home during lockdown, with the aim being to stay at home as much as possible. However, coronavirus has ...
New York Post17d
Target faces urgent recall for 200K cans of vegetables: FDA
Nearly 200,000 cans of Target-brand green beans have been urgently recalled in several states. That’s according to an enforcement report released by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Penn Live18d
Almost 200K cans of green beans recalled by Target stores in 21 states, including Pa.: Here’s why
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Del Monte Foods is recalling 8,242 cases, or 197,808 cans, of its Good & Gather Cut Green Beans due to a potential contamination. The initial ...
Yahoo News UK19d
Does the world's first 'self-cooling can' actually work? Here's what we know
A new ‘self-cooling’ can could change picnics, camping trips and days out at the beach forever - and help save the planet along the way, its self-taught inventor told Yahoo News. The can, which was ...
Southern Living19d
Nearly 200,000 Cans Of Green Beans Recalled Due To Potential Contamination Of A Foreign Object
If you have a 14.5-ounce can of Good & Gather cut green beans in your home, here’s what to look for on the label: Lot number of 7AA 418507 UPC of 0 85239-11628 9 Best-by date of October 28, 2026 The ...
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Cool Can – The World’s First True Self-Chilling Beverage Can.
For decades, the world’s biggest drink brands—Coca-Cola, Carlsberg, Heineken—have invested millions trying to achieve the impossible: a self-cooling can. They all failed. But James Vyse a former ...