Hot dog ad sparks fear over cancer link
A 33 second ad in Chicago and Denver portrays children claiming cancer through hot dogs to argue processed meats raise colon cancer risk. Nutritionists say the link rests on adult studies and is inconclusive. occasional hot dogs in moderation are unlikely to harm. The ad prompts debate over foods in school lunches and meat industry messaging.
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SAT scores remain low as more students take test
Columbia report shows 1.52 million graduates took the SAT, up nearly 30 percent in a decade. Minority students comprise 40 percent of takers, with 36 percent first in their families. Math averages 515, matching last year, while reading and writing scores show no gain. The Center for Public Education notes broader inclusion since the test’s expansion.
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Escaped Inmates May Have Had Help
Report notes tips suggesting some escapees received aid from others. Authorities believe at least one or two fugitives benefited from outside assistance and are pursuing lines of inquiry.
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