Food labels tighten as ingredients come under fire
Bernstein analyst Ali Dibadi notes a shift from consumer choice to activism as online petitions and bloggers pressure firms to remove unpronounceable ingredients. PepsiCo and Starbucks have already halted certain dyes, while Kraft tests natural colors. Chick-fil-A trims dyes and HFCS, all signaling growing consumer influence on formulations.
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Ginsburg says justices should work as long as able
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg urged that Supreme Court members serve while capable and not time retirements to suit a president's party. She cited Brennan and Marshall as examples who left to a Republican president, noting her own age and ongoing ability to write and think clearly.
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