Is it Ethical to Ban Food Stamp Users From Buying Soda?
Mayor Bloomberg proposes a two-year food stamp soda ban
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Mayor Bloomberg proposes a two-year food stamp soda ban
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The debate about industrial agriculture, population growth, and food safety
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Former President Jimmy Carter may have a somewhat mixed record, with a Nobel Peace Prize on the one hand and a lost 1980 reelection bid on the other, but blogger E.D. Kain wants to add one very significant accomplishment to the Carter legacy: The booming U.S. craft beer industry.
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