FDA recalls process reform urged amid lingering safety gaps
The piece notes continued recalls from page one and potential changes to improve recalls. It cites FDA plans to issue guidance in early 2018 on releasing where recalled foods and supplements were sold, a push by safety advocates for naming stores, and ongoing authority debates with Congress. It highlights recall delays, voluntary recalls, and cases including Nutrex supplements, Oasis Brands cheese, and Natural Foods salmonella.
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Agriculture Department
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Congress
Sandra Eskin
Pew Charitable Trusts
Safe Food Project
Inspector General
George Nedder
Nedder
HHS
Boston
Nutrex
I Cheese
Oasis Brands
Christian Rivas
Rivas
Eskin
Shuffled canisters settle Virginia election tie
A rare Virginia House of Delegates tie will be resolved by placing both nominees in film canisters inside a clear bowl. Shelly Simonds’s initial one vote lead was overturned after a ballot was counted for David Yancey, per The Virginian Pilot. Experts defend the method as fair and traditional, noting outcomes remain 50 50 with no cheat risk.
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America
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House of Delegates
Shelly Simonds
David Yancey
Jacob Neiheisel
University At Buffalo
Neiheisel
Maura MacDonald Keeps Family Basketball in Balance
Maura MacDonald is the Buffalo area matriarch of a multi‑level basketball clan. Her husband Mike coaches Daemen while their four sons play at Canisius High Maritime College and Penn. She juggles trips to Albany Philadelphia and New Jersey, schedules senior nights and keeps a master calendar for a life defined by hoops.
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Maritime College
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Mark
Penn
Daemon
Maritime
Philly
New Jersey
Buffalo
Mike
Canisius
Mike MacDonald
Daemen
Medaille
MacDonald
Canisius High
Kyle Husband
Crusaders
Cathedral Prep
Erie
Review of Clinton email inquiry risks Mueller case
Washington insiders say the inspector general Horowitz’s Clinton email inquiry review could complicate Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation. The probe, examining FBI and DOJ conduct, has become a political flashpoint as new disclosures and testimonies shape perceptions of bias and fairness.
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Rod Rosenstein
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National Security
Michael Flynn
Flynn
Paign
Chris Swecker
Swecker
Strzok
Page
Bureau
Wray
Comey
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