Food price surge and meat supply strains noted nationwide
U.S. shoppers face record food price increases with meat eggs and potatoes driving the spike as processing plants struggle amid the pandemic. Officials warn prices may stay high as pork beef and poultry capacity remains limited and farmers euthanize unsellable stock while demand slowly stabilizes.
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Des Moines
U.S
Julie Kalambokidis
Adriano
Glenwood
Iowa
Tamra Kennedy
Minnesota
Kalambokidis
Cindy Axne
Labor Department
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Trey Malone
Michigan State University
Jayson Lusk
Purdue University
Lusk
Hardik Kalra
Associated Press
SpaceX astronauts dock with ISS marking new era
SpaceX crew Behnken and Hurley docked with the International Space Station after launching from Kennedy Space Center aboard Dragon Endeavour. The mission, first from US soil since 2011, tests a private company crewed flight and ends with the astronauts floating aboard the station and securing the American flag.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy Space Center
Earth
Spacex
NASA
International Space Station
United States
Bob Behnken
Doug Hurley
Behnken
Space Agency
Space
Russia
Space Station
Florida
Hurley
Endeavour
Mission Control
Houston
Los Angeles
China
Mongolia
Dan Huot
SAT ACT may not regain role in college admissions
The coronavirus disruption pushes many schools to drop standardized test requirements for current juniors. About 1,200 plus institutions now test optional, including Bowdoin and Chicago. UC system suspends testing until at least 2024. Experts foresee continued testing for many students and debates on access and equity persist.
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New York
Amherst
Williams
Cornell University
University of California
U.S
Bob Schaeffer
FairTest
Schaeffer
Bowdoin College
College Board
David Rion
Loomis Chaffee School
Windsor
Conn
Soule
Bates College
Chuck Carney
Indiana University
Bloomington
Indiana
Carney
Nathan Kuncel
University of Minnesota
California
Berkeley
Los Angeles
Janet Napolitano