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29.08.26 - 20:54
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Russia Hits Kiev Ammo Dump Next To Homes; Ukraine Admits 90% Of Retail Food Logistics Wrecked (ZeroHedge)
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Russia Hits Kiev Ammo Dump Next To Homes; Ukraine Admits 90% Of Retail Food Logistics Wrecked
A Russian drone struck a Ukrainian Defense Forces ammunition storage site in the village of Myla Friday evening, just west of Kiev. The resulting fire and hours of secondary detonations killed at least 37 people, injured dozens more, damaged around 50 residential buildings and a care home for the elderly and disabled, and forced the evacuation of hundreds. Among the dead was the local community head who had gone to help.
Here are some close-up shots from yesterday's explosion at an ammunition depot in the village of Myla, in the Kyiv region. The local population is understandably unhappy. pic.twitter.com/TWJudPFh6j
— Z.O.V Military (@WarHunter2222) August 29, 2026
Smoke rising after a Russian air attack on Kyiv on August 29, 2026.
Serhii Okunev/AFP/Getty Images
In response, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the placement of a weapons depot next to civilians was "terrible negligence....
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29.08.26 - 17:18
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A $2,000 Sweater Reveals Fashion′s True Cost (Bloomberg)
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Content creator Macy Gilliam spent 90-hours over four months and about $2,000 making a sweater from scratch, starting with wool from a sheep at New York City's Queens County Farm Museum. Gilliam joins Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend where she explains that the project gave her a new appreciation for the labor behind clothing and raised questions about transparency, quality and ethics across fashion's complex supply chains. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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28.08.26 - 20:42
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Trump Announces Plan to Let Ranchers Process Their Own Food (Bloomberg)
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President Donald Trump said he plans to authorize farmers and ranchers to process their own food, the administration's latest move targeting US meatpackers in an effort to bring down high beef prices. Will Harris Owner and operator of White Oak Pastures joined Balance of Power to discuss this as well as how the Iran War is affecting the farming industry as a whole. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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28.08.26 - 07:54
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Food allergies when flying are no joke. That′s why nuts should be banned on planes | Lucy Pasha-Robinson (The Guardian)
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People with allergies must be able to travel without fear, and a compassionate society should respect thatWhat are you most scared of? Perhaps snakes send a chill down your spine. Or heights leave your knees weak. Peanuts may sound like an odd source of phobia, but they have taken on an absurd bogeyman quality for me since my daughter was taken to hospital by ambulance after eating peanut butter when she was six months old. Just the sight of a bowl on a pub bar, or their shells discarded on the pavement, can raise my heart rate – even when I'm not with her.Nowhere is the sight of peanuts more confronting than at 30,000ft, especially now when millions are jetting back from their holidays. Travelling with a severely allergic child can be a nightmare for all sorts of reasons, but the idea you could be sat next to a passenger consuming the very thing that has hospitalised them is its own kind of hell.Lucy Pasha-Robinson is a Guardian assistant Opinion editorDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in th...
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28.08.26 - 04:54
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States Race To Cut Food Stamp Errors Before Penalties Kick In (ZeroHedge)
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States Race To Cut Food Stamp Errors Before Penalties Kick In
Authored by Sylvia Xu via The Epoch Times,
States are racing to reduce faulty payments to food stamp recipients, in a bid to avoid penalties included in the signature budget bill passed by Republicans last year.
Starting in October 2027, states with payment error rates of 6 percent or higher must cover 5, 10, or 15 percent of SNAP benefit costs, depending on the payment error rate.
Even though the deadline is more than a year out, enrollment in the program has dropped by more than 5 million recipients as a result of the stricter rules, according to Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins.
Forty-one states and the District of Columbia made improper payments of more than 6 percent in 2025, according to the Department of Agriculture. Nearly half of states will have to pay more than $100 million in penalties, according to publicly available federal data.
Just nine states fell below the 6 percent error threshold in the 2025 fiscal year: Ida...
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27.08.26 - 13:12
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Hormel Foods Corp Bottom Line Falls In Q3 (AFX)
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WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Hormel Foods Corp (HRL) announced a profit for third quarter that Drops, from last yearThe company's bottom line came in at $59.57 million, or $0.11 per share. This compares......
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27.08.26 - 07:24
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Deutsche bei Zuckersteuer auf Getränke uneins (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Die deutsche Bevölkerung ist sich in der Frage, ob es eine Zuckersteuer auf Getränke geben sollte, uneinig. Laut einer Umfrage des Meinungsforschungsinstituts YouGov im Auftrag der Deutschen Presse-Agentur sprachen sich 43 Prozent der ......
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