New research suggests that staying physically active as part of the full 24-hour day may be linked to a younger-looking brain in older adults. The findings add to growing evidence that daily movement, not just formal workouts, matters for brain health. Continue Reading
New dairy research is adding to evidence that changes in cow feed can shift the fatty acids that end up in milk. Recent studies point to specific feed ingredients, including palmitic acid supplements and soybean-based fats, as measurable drivers of milk fat composition. Continue Reading
Back-to-school promotions can make pantry staples look cheaper than they really are. The real test is the unit price, where smaller packages, misleading sale tags, and convenience markups often reveal a worse deal. Continue Reading
Researchers are gathering new evidence that tiny particles released by cells, known as extracellular vesicles or exosomes, may help explain how cancer progresses and how diabetes-related damage moves through the body. The findings do not show that either disease spreads between people, but they do sharpen a major area of study inside the body. Continue Reading
Burger King is pouring money into remodels, franchise economics, and digital tools as it tries to regain ground in the U.S. burger market. The strategy is bigger than a facelift—it is a direct challenge to rivals competing on value, convenience, and store productivity. Continue Reading
Taylor Farms is pushing back as federal investigators continue to tie recalled iceberg lettuce from central Mexico to a large Cyclospora outbreak. FDA says 6,358 confirmed illnesses across 15 states are part of the investigation, while the company says its own testing has not found contamination. Continue Reading
Missouri’s most unusual restaurants turn dinner into a spectacle, from throwed rolls in Sikeston to burgers delivered by train in Kansas City and a cave pool at Lake of the Ozarks. Across the state, five long-running spots pair food with experiences that few other restaurants can match. Continue Reading
A Florida importer has recalled 29,628 pounds of raw beef from Argentina after the product entered the U.S. without required import reinspection. The beef was distributed in Florida and Texas, and federal officials said no illnesses had been confirmed as of the recall announcement. Continue Reading
Storm season does not always push every household cost higher, but it can trigger fast spikes in a handful of essentials. These are the five prices worth checking now so you can stock up strategically before local demand surges. Continue Reading
A bill introduced in the U.S. Senate would require clearer front-of-package nutrition information and broader labeling updates for packaged foods. If enacted, the measure could change what shoppers see in stores and online before they buy. Continue Reading