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Almost 100 Customers Are Sick After Eating at This Popular Fast-Food Chain
According to Food Safety News, almost 100 cases of illness have now been reported from the specific Arby's location, and while the source of the contamination is still unknown, health officials have stated the pathogen in question is norovirus. The virus is highly contagious and spreads easily, making it difficult to eradicate.
Mayor Bill de Blasio made the announcement at his Wednesday daily briefing as part of an effort to turn around a slowdown in vaccinations in the city.
'The only way we're going to keep this recovery going is for more and more people to get vaccinated,' he said.
The selfishness of the anti-vaxxers places us all in peril
The air carrier released a memo to pilots Monday warning about a nationwide supply crunch and urging them to do everything possible to save fuel.
'Use all available fuel savings strategies when possible,' Managing Director of Flight Operations John Dudley said in the memo. 'Every gallon of jet fuel saved is helpful.'
American Airlines urges pilots to conserve fuel
Moment a Spirit Airlines passenger punches and kicks another woman
MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century. New Research Shows We’re on Schedule. 
In 1972, a team of MIT scientists got together to study the risks of civilizational collapse. Their system dynamics model published by the Club of Rome identified impending ‘limits to growth’ (LtG) that meant industrial civilization was on track to collapse sometime within the 21st century, due to overexploitation of planetary resources.
The study was published in the Yale Journal of Industrial Ecology in November 2020 and is available on the KPMG website. It concludes that the current business-as-usual trajectory of global civilization is heading toward the terminal decline of economic growth within the coming decade—and at worst, could trigger societal collapse by around 2040.
MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century. New Research Shows We’re on Schedule.
Los Angeles orders EVERYONE to wear masks
20-foot sinkhole opens up in the middle of NYC street
'Nobody should trust Wikipedia,'
C.D.C. Director Warns of a ‘Pandemic of the Unvaccinated’
Las Vegas officials recommend masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status
More than 100 dead, as many as 1,500 missing after floods hit Europe
Heat wave engulfs the West as Death Valley hits 130 degrees
The heat has contributed to wildfires that have led to evacuation orders in several states, including California, Oregon, Idaho, and British Columbia.
The Bootleg fire in Oregon was threatening transmission lines that supply California with power, after doubling in size to 120 square miles on Saturday. The power lines in question, known as Path 66, provides California with about 4800 Megawatts of electricity.
Heat wave engulfs the West as Death Valley hits 130 degrees
World hunger got dramatically worse in pandemic year, U.N. says
Jet fuel shortage could ground firefighting aircraft during potentially ferocious wildfire season
Palm Springs: California city is facing record-breaking heat
Southern California beaches closed after outage causes spill of 17 million gallons of raw sewage
Areas in states such as Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Wyoming are reporting between 100 and 500 cases per 100,000 people over the last seven days, according to a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
This is much higher than the national average of 23.9 infections per 100,000.
US counties in the South and West see an increase in COVID-19 cases as Indian Delta variant
Physician describes what it's like in the ICU as COVID cases, hospitalizations rise again
Florida's ban on vaccination proof requirements complicates U.S. cruise line comeback
The current state of Covid-19 in the United States, in 5 charts
Thousands get fake COVID vaccine shots in alleged scam in India
Japan Could Back Out of Allowing Local Fans at Olympics as Potential New State of Emergency Looms
West Nile virus and invasive mosquitos arrive in Shasta County
The Shasta Mosquito and Vector Control District (SMVCD) said in a press release Saturday that the positive tests came from routine collections as part of their surveillance program. The district is now attempting to decrease mosquito populations through ground treatments in areas where the positive mosquitos were found. They are also continuing their widespread mosquito trapping and testing to monitor virus activity.
West Nile virus and invasive mosquitos arrive in Shasta County
Mosquitoes carrying a virus that causes paralysis and death are swarming at least 6 states
California has reported its first West Nile death of the year
Protecting yourself from mosquito-borne diseases
Governor asks Californians to voluntarily cut water use
The water conservation is not mandatory, but it demonstrates the growing challenges of a drought that will only worsen throughout the summer and fall and is tied to more intense wildfires and heat waves. Temperatures in parts of the region are spiking again this week but are less extreme than the record heat wave that may have caused hundreds of deaths in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia in late June.
Governor asks Californians to voluntarily cut water use
Help! My Ex-Boyfriend Wants to Pay Me to Go on Dates. 
I’ve been broke lately, and I mentioned to him off-hand that I’m worried about funding my study abroad this summer. He then offered to pay me to go on dates with him—just a couple dates, until I leave next month. No sex, just “hanging out, the way we used to”—dinner, movies, etc. I’m not worried about the ethics of being paid for something like this (before his offer, I was considering using a get-paid-for-dates service, but I’d rather do that with someone I know); the problem is that I can’t shake the feeling that this is wrong for me to do with him and would only exacerbate things. I feel sorry for him. It seems pragmatic and makes sense in theory—he misses me, so he gets to date me, and I get money for my travels—and he’s a grown man who can make his own decisions about what’s best for him, but I feel like it’d be crazy for me to take him up on his offer. Thoughts?
Help! My Ex-Boyfriend Wants to Pay Me to Go on Dates.
California Gov. Newsom declares state of emergency amid extreme heat 
Newsom and state utility leaders were widely criticized during a heatwave last summer when more than 200,000 Californians suffered two days of rolling power outages – the first time residents had to deal with such issues in nearly 20 years.
California’s main power grid operator issued a statewide "Flex Alert" earlier in the day, asking residents to do their best to conserve power by setting their thermostats above 78 degrees and avoiding using washers, dishwashers and other major appliances.
California Gov. Newsom declares state of emergency amid extreme heat
Request to conserve energy shows year-round vulnerability of Texas grid
Heat wave in West enters Day 6 as entire state of Arizona soars to record highs
Toxic 'forever chemicals' detected in half of US makeup, study finds
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame tested more than 230 commonly used cosmetics and found that 56% of foundations and eye products, 48% of lip products and 47% of mascaras contained fluorine — an indicator of PFAS, so-called "forever chemicals" that are used in nonstick frying pans, rugs and countless other consumer products.
Toxic 'forever chemicals' detected in half of US makeup, study finds
Among 205 adolescents hospitalized for COVID-19 between January and March, about 31% were admitted to an intensive care unit and 5% required invasive mechanical ventilation, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found. Still, none of the teens died from the disease in that time.
The hospitalization trend directly contrasts with that of adults aged 65 and older, which has stabilized during the same period largely because of high vaccination rates among older populations.
Children in need of ICU care after being hospitalized for COVID-19 on the rise
World's largest meat supplier JBS shuts ALL of its US beef plants 
All nine of the company's beef plants in the country have shut down as a result of the cyber attack, according to the United & Food and Commercial Workers, which represents employees at the plants. It is unclear when those plants will resume operations.
The company has two plants in Nebraska, and one each in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Utah, Texas and Arizona.
'We have cybersecurity plans in place to address these types of issues... the vast majority of our beef, pork, poultry and prepared foods plants will be operational tomorrow,' Andre Nogueira, JBS chief in the United States, said in a statement Tuesday.
World's largest meat supplier JBS shuts ALL of its US beef plants
CDC warns of "impending doom" as COVID cases spike
CDC warns of "impending doom" as COVID cases spike
Radiologists report COVID-19 vaccine causing swelling on mammograms
Lymph nodes exist in various regions around the body, including the neck, groin and armpits, and swell in the presence of bacteria, infection or sometimes cancer, according to the Mayo Clinic.
Typically, an enlarged lymph node in the armpit region would warrant a biopsy of the breast tissue, as it can be an indicator of breast cancer that is beginning to spread, according to the Susan G. Komen Foundation; however, radiologists say that these occurrences after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine are to be expected and are not normally of concern.
Radiologists report COVID-19 vaccine causing swelling on mammograms
