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Nestlé Adds Sugar to Baby Milk and Cereal in Poorer Nations, Report Finds

The report calls out Nestlé's “double standard" for adding sugar to baby food products in developing countries but not European markets.
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  1. 2024 ACM Awards: Complete winners list The 59th annual Academy of Country Music Awards was held at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas on Thursday night.
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  2. Chris Pratt's stunt double, Tony McFarr, dead at 47: 'I'll never forget his toughness' Chris Pratt's longtime stunt double, Tony McFarr, died at the age of 47 Monday. The two worked together in movies like "Jurassic World" and "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2."
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  3. Homeless California parolee dragged female jogger by ponytail on beach in attempted sexual assault: police A homeless man allegedly dragged a female jogger near Los Angeles by her ponytail and tried to sexually assault her, police said Thursday.
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  4. JESSE WATTERS: 'The defense caught Cohen in lie after lie' "Jesse Watters Primetime" host Jesse Watters says Michael Cohen was caught in "lie after lie" during cross examination in New York v. Trump.
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  5. Chris Kreider hat trick completes Rangers rally to eliminate Hurricanes in Game 6 The Rangers forward notched a natural hat trick in the third period to lead the Rangers to a 5-3 comeback win in Game 6 over the Hurricanes, sending New York to the Eastern Conference Final.
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  6. Missourians head to Washington to call for a House vote on the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act Residents of impacted communities are heading to Washington to speak in favor of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act before it expires this summer.
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  7. LA Mag’s Billie Eilish Cover Shoot Shrouded in Drama Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/Reuters/GettyA feud that unfolded behind the scenes of a glitzy Los Angeles magazine cover story starring pop icon Billie Eilish left one photographer so aggrieved that he pulled his name from the finished product and ended his working relationship with the magazine altogether.A source familiar with the photoshoot told The Daily Beast that the photographer, Shayan Asgharnia, wanted his name removed after the magazine gave final approval over the photographs to Eilish’s team during the session. Editor-in-chief Shirley Halperin confirmed in emails to The Daily Beast that Asgharnia did, indeed, ask for his credit to be scrapped from the December shoot as it went to press, but she said she did not know why.Halperin said the magazine “worked closely” with Eilish and her team for the shoot “as is standard with major talent,” but she denied Eilish or her team had cover approval or creative control. A representative for Eilish also characterized the magazine cover shoot as a “unique collaboration” and a “collaborative affair,” but they said they did not get “final approval.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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  8. Pro-Palestinian Student Protesters Celebrated for ‘Moral Clarity’ at ‘The People’s Graduation’ Hundreds of students gathered at The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine on Thursday for 'The People's Graduation'
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  9. U.S. announces effort to expedite cases of migrants who cross border illegally Migrant adults released by federal border officials after crossing into the U.S. unlawfully will be eligible to be placed in the program.
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  10. Caitlin Clark’s home debut a rough welcome thanks to Liberty rout The Liberty’s 102-66 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse captured just how difficult the rookie’s transition will still be.
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  11. Prep baseball: North Hollywood's Enoch Yi throws no-hitter in Division I opener North Hollywood defeats Wilson 4-0 behind no-hitter from Enoch Yi, who strikes out 10 in a City Section Division I baseball playoff opener Thursday.
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  12. Nuggets plan to continue excluding Aaron Gordon from team dinners amid playoff winning streak After dropping the first two games of the Western Conference semifinals, the Nuggets decided to have a players-only team dinner — without Aaron Gordon.
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  13. After Assembly issues apology for California's role in slavery, some reparations bills die in Senate The California Senate killed some reparations bills for Black residents on Thursday amid a budget deficit after the Assembly issued a formal apology for slavery
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  14. Jordan Martinook makes insane diving save to rob Rangers of goal in Game 6 It was the save of the night and it wasn’t even the Hurricanes goaltender that kept what looked like a sure Rangers goal out of the net. 
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  15. Yankees lineup rounding into shape after prolonged woes The Yankees’ pitching staff dominated their sweep of the Twins this week, but they also received some promising signs from their lineup. 
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  16. NFL Distances Itself From Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker After His Controversial Commencement Speech During a commencement speech, the Kansas City Chiefs kicker encouraged women to prioritize their "vocation" as homemakers.
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  17. Girlfriend of US Airman killed by Florida deputy speaks out The girlfriend of U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Roger Fortson, who was on the phone with Fortson when he was killed, is speaking out about the May 3 incident.
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  18. Morehouse College prepares for Biden's commencement address For weeks, some students and faculty have challenged leaders of the historically Black college to rescind Mr. Biden's invitation over his administration's response to the Israel-Hamas war​.
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  19. Caitlin Clark’s Fever home debut came with a signature 3-pointer It took nearly three quarters for Caitlin Clark to hit a 3-pointer in her home opener with the Fever.
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  20. Republican congressman files for divorce amid rumored relationship with fellow House GOP colleague Rep. Rich McCormick (R-Ga.) filed for divorce earlier this month and is rumored to be romantically involved with House GOP colleague Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-Texas).
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  21. Sexual assaults are down in the US military. Here's what to know about the numbers Officials are 'cautiously optimistic' that a decline in reported sexual assaults among the military academies and active-duty service members suggests leaders are getting a handle on the problem.
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  22. Ended with a big bang: ‘Young Sheldon’ boss on series finale — and Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik’s return "To get to have Jim and Mayim....It was really fun to watch them step back into these characters as older versions," Steve Holland, "Young Sheldon" exec producer said about the series finale.
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  23. Police arrest suspect in 1989 cold case killing of Pa. woman, 78: ‘You don’t get a free pass on murder’ "We're at the end of a long investigation that — although it went cold — it was never forgotten, and it was never put aside," the district attorney said.
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  24. Dodgers pitcher Emmet Sheehan has season-ending Tommy John surgery The Dodgers announced that 24-year-old right-hander Emmet Sheehan underwent season-ending Tommy John surgery.
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  25. Iain Armitage was 9 when 'Young Sheldon' began. Now, he's saying goodbye to his biggest role yet Iain Armitage, 16, talks about the end of "Young Sheldon," which aired its finale Thursday on CBS, and what's next for him.
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  26. 'The Big Cigar' dramatizes Black Panther Huey P. Newton's Hollywood ties and escape to Cuba The Apple TV+ series looks at the relationship between Black Panther Huey P. Newton and Hollywood producer Bert Schneider as they plan a fake movie to usher Newton's escape.
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  27. ‘9-1-1’s Malcolm-Jamal Warner On Amir And Bobby, Working With Peter Krause, And More "I was a huge Six Feet Under fan, so getting to spend so much time with Peter was really exciting," Warner told Decider.
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  28. David Stearns still confident in ‘track records’ of struggling Mets hitters The Mets slow-starting bats are leaning on their past and believing it will eventually become their present.
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  29. Anti-Israel student protester at UC Irvine gives TV interview during arrest as cops clear encampment The University of California Irvine pro-Palestinian encampment was broken up by police on Wednesday.
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  30. What to know about how much the aid from a US pier project will help Gaza A U.S.-built pier has been installed to bring aid to Gaza, and U.S. military officials hope to deliver about 90 to 150 truckloads of aid each day; it is not yet clear if the new route will work.
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  31. Josh Hart’s ‘fierce’ rebounding prowess fueling Knicks run The Eastern Conference’s leading rebounder isn’t a big man. Technically, he’s not even a forward. 
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  32. GOP Rep Files for Divorce as Wife Drops Cryptic Hint About His ‘Colleague’ Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesRep. Rich McCormick (R-GA) is calling it quits on his marriage of 12 years, filing for divorce from his oncologist wife earlier this month even as Capitol Hill insiders report seeing him cozy up to another Republican lawmaker.A petition for divorce was filed by McCormick on May 3, according to Gwinnett County court records. A mutual restraining order was filed in the case docket on the same day.The Daily Mail first reported the pending divorce on Thursday. Asked by the outlet about her husband’s reasons for the divorce, Dr. Debra Miller replied in a text that she wasn’t sure McCormick would be “forthcoming.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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  33. Defending champ Brooks Koepka off to strong start at PGA Championship Danger lurks on the PGA Championship leaderboard. Brooks Koepka is Danger. Look out below.
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  34. Sounding off on latest ridiculousness plaguing sports A 24-year-old, smallish — by modern standards — lefty with no discernible flash, Josh Gasser was what today is easily missed or dismissed. 
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  35. America’s fastest-growing cities—and their home prices—might surprise you The latest US Census Bureau figures on population growth reveal the cities that are growing the fastest.
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  36. NFL had to take Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour into account for 2024 schedule So maybe everything isn't about Taylor Swift... But what if it is?
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  37. Why this couple decided to rent out rather than sell their old home: ‘It’s a gem’ While many homebuyers sell their first property when moving onto their next, Chris was reluctant to part with such a stellar mortgage rate.
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  38. It’s Peak Wedding Season—Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Bridal Beauty Treatments, According to Pros Scouted/The Daily Beast/Artem Makovskyi/Maxim Fesenko/iStock.Scouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission.The months preceding your wedding day are undoubtedly stressful for a laundry list of reasons. You’ve found your dress, triple-confirmed your guest list, secured your catering and cake situation, and double-checked with your venue that they’re ready to host you on the big day—and the list goes on.Now that the essential to-do list items are (hopefully) out of the way, you get to deal with planning your wedding day beauty look. Aside from locking in a makeup and hair team (and I suggest doing a test run with your team a month or two before the date so that everyone’s on the same page), you may be thinking about how to get your complexion as glowing, smooth, and photo-ready as possible by tapping the in-office aesthetic treatments and targeted skincare. Read more at The Daily Beast.
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  39. Tony Washington country club torn apart over plans to upgrade no-gals-allowed ‘Men’s Club’ The club's president was accused of pursuing a "grossly misogynistic and outdated agenda" for the storied 130-year-old country club.
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  40. ‘West Point’ for Democratic operatives hired director who called terrorism the ‘dream of politics’ The "West Point for Democratic operatives," which credits itself for aiding President Biden's victory, hired a digital director, who previously shared that "terrorism is the dream of politics."
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  41. Southern California Releasing Thousands of Mosquitoes County officials are looking for solutions to curb the growing population of the invasive Aedes mosquito, which can transmit diseases.
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  42. Apple agrees to $35 million settlement with some iPhone 7 users The settlement covers U.S. residents who owned an iPhone 7 or 7 Plus between September 16, 2016, and January 3, 2023, and reported a covered issue to Apple or paid the company for repairs.
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  43. Canyonlands National Park in Utah searching for 2 visitors suspected of 'archeological theft' The National Park Service is seeking to identify two suspects wanted in connection with an "archeological theft" at Canyonlands National Park in Utah.
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  44. Alaska lawmakers end their session with late bills passing on energy, education Alaska lawmakers ended their session early with last-minute bills addressing issues like correspondence school programs and energy; quarreling over the budget was muted.
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  45. Kel Mitchell’s ex-wife denies claims she got pregnant by other men during their marriage: ‘This man is lying’ "Kel's math is not mathing. He is not talking about me," Tyisha Hampton said in a TikTok video following the actor's viral "Club Shay Shay" interview.
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  46. Justice Dept. makes arrests in North Korean identity theft scheme involving thousands of IT workers The Justice Department announced multiple arrests in a series of stolen identity theft cases that are reportedly part of a scheme that generates proceeds for North Korea its weapons program.
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  47. Anti-Israel agitators arrested at UC Irvine claim to be professors: 'out here supporting my students' Some people claimed to be professors at the University of California, Irvine after they were arrested during an anti-Israel protest.
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  48. Arab League Calls for U.N. Peacekeepers in Gaza and the West Bank Any use of U.N. forces would have to be approved by the Security Council. “There first has to be peace to keep," said a U.N. spokesman.
    nytimes.com