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What makes food ‘organic’? For many consumers, the answer isn’t always on the label

“Organic” is a word we encounter every time we visit the supermarket. It’s also one that can mean very different things to different people. Surveys show that taste, quality, environmental concerns and perceived health and safety benefits all influence consumers’ decisions to buy organic food. But less is known about how people interpret “organic” and incorporate it into their everyday lives. Drawing on videos…

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What’s the link between ADHD medication and psychosis?

This year, several alarming reports have warned that Australians are developing psychosis from using stimulant medications, typically prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD. Psychosis itself is not a diagnosis; it’s a mental health symptom that involves having difficulty separating what is real from what is not. People might hear, see, feel, taste or smell things that don’t exist, or they…

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Was a kinder fate possible for Marineland’s animals? How the planning process failed them

Peekachu, Rain, Osiris, Caspian, Jellybean and Cyprus are dead. They were six of the 30 beluga whales removed from Marineland in Niagara Falls earlier this year. Echo is dead too. She was one of the four dolphins who were also removed around the same time. For all intents and purposes, she was blind. I think about the rocks and paint that have been found in the belugas’ stomachs through autopsies. I dwell on how a…

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Jensen Huang is out. What did China want from him?

Today, we’re talking about the Jensen Huang scandal at Nvidia, which is developing so quickly that we had to do an emergency update of this intro minutes before publishing this episode — Huang just resigned from his position as CEO of Nvidia as news of his affairs, including with

Are wildfires making the future uninsurable?

Over the past decade, increasingly catastrophic wildfires have wrought unprecedented destruction and upended the basic math of the insurance industry. In some of the riskiest parts of the country, homeowners have seen spiking premiums or lost their coverage altogether. Today on t

The Fox News Congressional Caucus

Ohio Representative Jim Jordan is now the House Minority Leader. On this week’s On the Media, how the congressman’s 700-plus appearances on Fox News enabled his ascent within the Republican Party. Plus, a historian chronicles American socialism, and how it got so popular today. [

Samba "Diabaté" Schutte upgraded to series regular on Pluribus season 2

Samba "Diabaté" Schutte upgraded to series regular on Pluribus season 2

Star Wars: A New Hope to stray even further from original release with Cosm

Star Wars: A New Hope to stray even further from original release with Cosm

Why David Walliams' unprecedented legal battle to stay anonymous failed

The 55-year-old was named in reports by ITV News and the Guardian on Tuesday after losing a court bid to stop allegations being made public.

Mill Stone Manor Restaurant

Mill Stone Manor Restaurant Henderson Township, PA, 17060 US

Miller's Diner

Miller's Diner Henderson Township, PA, 17060 US

Top's Diner

Top's Diner Henderson Township, PA, 17060 US

Ardenheim Independent Brethren Church

Ardenheim Independent Brethren Church Henderson Township, PA, 16652 US

Four-goal second period propels No. 7 Penn State women’s hockey to 7-2 win over AHA rival Mercyhurst

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Nationwide ground stop lifted, FAA says, 5 hours after it was initiated

Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus

A donor's family wants to hear their loved one's heart beating in you. Do you meet them?

A transplant recipient receives a letter from the donor's family asking to meet. The recipient feels profound gratitude but also discomfort and wants their recovery to remain private and separate from another family's grief.

If a good deed is filmed for likes, is it still a good deed?

A local creator films themselves buying groceries for strangers. The videos generate substantial income, but they also inspire donations and allow the creator to help more people.

Today’s Shared Scripture

A daily text, reflection and questions for thoughtful conversation across different perspectives.

State Police Release Additional Details on Fatal Henderson Twp. Crash

PSP Punxsutawney released additional details about an October 27 crash along Route 119 that claimed the life of an 80-year-old Stump Creek man. Brock Jordan fatal crash henderson township jefferson county Kramer Road route 119 stump creek HENDERSON TOWNSHIP, Pa. (EYT) — Pennsylvania State Police have released additional details surrounding a fatal crash along Route 119 in Henderson Township that claimed the life of an 80-year-old Stump Creek man early Tuesday morning. According to PSP Punxsutawney, the crash occurred around 1:46 a.m. on October 27, approximately 231 feet east of Kramer Road. State police said 80-year-old Gary Lee Wilson, of Stump Creek, was traveling southbound on Route 119 in a 2016 Jeep Patriot when his vehicle left the roadway on the western side shortly before the intersection with Kramer Road.

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